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Tag Archives: British Flora
Tuesday Details
24th October 2023 we dodged the rain, quite heavy at times. And when it’s raining I don’t risk the camera. So I missed so many delightful details. However, I got these.. And what do birds do in the rain? This … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Wow! Colours…
Some colourful details from our walk on 14th October 2023. Enjoy… Incredible colours on this strayed-by-the-wayside Virginia Creeper… The wild privet is tame by comparison… Willow leaves, golden in the sun… Orange timber of alder, showing the four trunks that … Continue reading
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Tagged British Birds, British Flora, British Snails, British Trees, Photos
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Tuesday Treats: Down Berry Lane
25th September 2023 we visit Felbrigg Hall estate, and walk back to town along a full-berried and fungi-studded lane. Enjoy… Such a rich medley of berries, totally amazed me It’s an old lane, as shown by how steep and high … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Leaves And Berries In This Autumn’s Colours
All the colour from our walk along the lanes to Tyrrell’s Wood on 13th September 2023 We start with the green, unripe berries of privet…dripping after the rain And its neighbour, unripe Dogwood Further down the lane, the hawthorn is … Continue reading
Tuesday Berries
Berries, loads of berries, some of them edible, some poisonous, from our walk on 2nd September 2023. Enjoy Elderberry…caught them before the birds stripped them! Bittersweet…do not eat Ditto Honeysuckle. Do not touch Rose Hips, in ages past used to … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Life On Shore
Treats and details from our shore walk on 25th August 2025. Enjoy… First encounter is with a sparrow in the marram grass… And sea-kale is everywhere on this beach… And sea-pea… Love Tree Lupin, though it’s not a tree… It … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Some Petals, Some Wings
A few of the details from our walk on 16th August 2023. Enjoy. A female “Wall” Pretty blue damselfly A beefy dragon! Tansy and Ladybugs… loads of Ladybugs Common Mallow and St John’s Wort. Love the colour combo! Red Admiral … Continue reading
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Tagged British Butterflies, British Damselflies, British Dragonflies, British Flora
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Baked Estuarine Flora
This colourful collection of summer-baked flora caught my eye as I walked alongside the path beside the estuary. Along The Path, one of the titles from Maria Antonia’s #2023picofthe week
Tuesday Treats: Summer Flowers
Some of the flower photos from our walk on 7th August. Enjoy… St John’s Wort after flowering. Not sure which species. I have this in my garden and I’m most upset because mine haven’t turned this wonderful crimson-red! Hares Foot … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Flowers, Fungi and Other Things
A selection of flowers, berries and fungi seen on our walk 28th July 2023. Enjoy… Scentless Mayweed, it’s everywhere, wonderful white carpets… And White Campion, a love from my child-days, like bright stars dotting the hedgerows… So pleased to see … Continue reading