A medley of pics pulled from my archives (see Sunday’s post), taken on 14th September 2022. Enjoy…
14th September 2022
🔼 It seemed, in the covid years, that every farmer had left a wide margin around their fields, sown with wildflowers. We do still find them, but not so many 🔽 Robin’s Pincushion is actually the work of a parasitic wasp. I don’t care, I like to see them
14th September 2022
14th September 2022
At the village pond 🔼 Alders and willows overhang the water 🔽 Guilder Rose with the leaves beginning to turn
14th September 2022
🔽 I know these look like flowers but these are the berries of the Spindle tree. If caught right by the sun, their leaves blaze a deep magenta too
14th September 2022
🔽 Someone asked for a butterfly to be included in Crimson’s Creative Challenge. So here you are.
14th September 2022
🔽 The Conker season has surely begun
14th September 2022
14th September 2022
🔼 White Bryony, unrelated to the Black Bryony 🔽⏬ Both are poisonous
14th September 2022
14th September 2022
14th September 2022
🔼 Mistletoe. Can’t resist a photo every time I see it 🔽 and Acorns ⏬ and Sloes
14th September 2022
14th September 2022
14th September 2022
🔼 Looking more like a tropical rainforest than an English common. Great Horsetail and probably Black Bryony. Though it hasn’t berries 🔽 This shot clarifies it. This is Black Bryony.
14th September 2022
And once again, that’s all for now, folks. Hope you enjoyed
crispina kemp 
I enjoyed looking at those berries 👍 Especially the berries of the spindle tree. I can imagine how deep magenta feathers look like if the sun caught the berries right. And the butterfly looks so pretty 🤩
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