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Tag Archives: British Flora
Tuesday Treats: Flowers and Fungi
Details photos from our walk on 6th February 2024. Enjoy Larch cones. Larch is a deciduous conifer… And here the lichen is really nuzzling… Another odd ‘conifer’, the yew has flowers and berries instead of cones (forgive the blurriness, it … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Dunes and Beach
Something the things seen on our walk along Kessingland shore 24th January 2024. Enjoy. Aye, even on the dunes we can’t escape fungi! And lichen… And lichenised fungi (Cladonia) Thickets of sea buckthorn here, the berries now sun-dried and sea-air … Continue reading
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Tuesday Treats: Some of the Sights from Sunday’s Walk
18th January 2024 being sub-zero we had expected a winter wonderland but the air was too dry. Yet in a few sheltered spots we did find some glistening foliage… And in one sheltered spot we found this… We had hoped … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: January’s Colours
Berries, catkins, fungi…and some birds. Enjoy We can always rely on wood jellies to swell and look juicy after weeks of rain Moss and tremates, the perfect wet winter combo… Sturdy brackets, here to stay Alder catkins, the cones just … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: A Winter’s Miscellany
Additional pics from our walk on 9th January 2024. Enjoy… We can always rely on ivy to provide winter colour, and not just the obvious green Most of the ice has gone but this lingers on Great Egret… looking great! … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Winter’s Limited Palette
A few more pics from our walk on 28th December 2023. Enjoy Some say bullrush, some say reedmace, we could argue all day No disputing this: This is reed in seed When all are shades of beige and fawn, a … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Winter’s Dearth
A few additional shots from our walk on 28th December 2023, but no fungi, few berries, yet seed heads and birds persist. Enjoy Shelducks feeding on the freshly exposed mudflat Their distinctive markings make them unmistakable, even at a distance … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Snapshots of Colour
A few details from our walk of 17th November 2023. Enjoy… Gorse. Of course. There is always gorse! Ivy flowers and fallen leaves brighten a gloomy morning Rosa rugosa grabs a swathe of the forest edge, down by the marsh … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Painting With Light
Some of the more “colourful” details from our walk 7th November 2023. Enjoy… A garden tree, I haven’t a name for it, but I do have a word: Stunning! Dogwood filtering the sun… The humble bramble… Wayside colours… and late … Continue reading
Tuesday Treat: Flowers, Seeds and Foliage
Here’s a dozen treats to brighten your Tuesday… The last poppy? Hops hanging around in the hedgerow Well, it was the day before Halloween A strange mix of horsetails and marjoram Delighted to see the oak finally turning golden Three … Continue reading