Tag Archives: British Flora

Tuesday Treats: Some Petals, Some Wings

Posted on September 12, 2023 by crispina kemp

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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Baked Estuarine Flora

Posted on September 9, 2023 by crispina kemp

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 

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Tuesday Treats: Summer Flowers

Posted on September 5, 2023 by crispina kemp

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 →

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Tuesday Treats: Flowers, Fungi and Other Things

Posted on August 29, 2023 by crispina kemp

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 →

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Tuesday Flowers

Posted on August 22, 2023 by crispina kemp

17th July 2023 the light was just right for showing the wayside flowers to best effect. So, enjoy… Poppies and Scented Mayweed, arable friends… Poppies and thistles, roadside friends… Scented Mayweed… Field Scabious… Bladder Campion… Field Bindweed… pretty in pink … Continue reading →

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Tuesday Treats: Petals and Wings

Posted on August 15, 2023 by crispina kemp

Photos from our visit to Scarning Fen 12th July 2023. Enjoy. For me, this Meadowsweet is the epitome of wetland flora! Bindweed, the terror of every gardener. But it does look beautiful clambering over fences, the sun shining through those … Continue reading →

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Tuesday Flowers…Mostly

Posted on August 8, 2023 by crispina kemp

Our stroll along the prom on 7th July 2023 didn’t yield us many flowers. But here’s the ones I found… Some kind of pea-family… Yellow Horned Poppy, my first sighting, excited!!! Sea Aster… Sea Bindweed… Fennel. I think it’s leapt … Continue reading →

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Tuesdays’ Flowers

Posted on August 1, 2023 by crispina kemp

Some of the flowers from our walk on 30th June 2023. Hope you enjoy… Bladder Campion… Stonecrop, not sure which species… Mullein and Vipers Bugloss… Weld, a popular medieval dye plant… Small Balsam, this is the only place I know … Continue reading →

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Tuesday Flowers

Posted on July 25, 2023 by crispina kemp

A few of the blooms that decked our way on our walk from Acle to Upton on 24th June 2023. Enjoy It’s poppy season. And to my mind, the best poppies are those that grow amongst the grain… And you … Continue reading →

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Tuesday Treats: Cliff-Side Flowers

Posted on July 18, 2023 by crispina kemp

Flowers from our visit to Sheringham on 14th June. There are not many, but they are beautiful Sea Aster Thrift Bladder Campion Sea Holly, not yet in flower Bird’s Foot Trefoil Alas, not much, but the flowers paint the cliffs … Continue reading →

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