I can't keep up with all the plants as they appear.
NO PRESSURE!
It's the grasses as well as the flowers that are catching my eye at present, making it hard to walk any distance without constantly stopping and going oooooo.
The plant above Woodruff (Galium odoratum) had the tiniest flowers and the lovliest glossy leaves.
This little thing below, Sanicle (Sanicula europaea), , has little fingers sticking out all the way around each flower head. Both plants were nestling in the dark wood.
This little thing below, Sanicle (Sanicula europaea), , has little fingers sticking out all the way around each flower head. Both plants were nestling in the dark wood.
This little yellow flower nestles low in the grass is either Greater Bird's-foot-trefoil
(Lotus pedunculatus) or Common Bird's-foot-
trefoil (Lotus corniculatus). One thing's for
sure; it's a Birds Foot Trefoil!
Sorrel, already in flower, it's leaves aren't so good to eat here on in.
Same Butterfly twice. Still to be identified!
Common Blue. Shame really, I was hoping it was a rarity.
This might be one of 2 plants; Cat's-ear or Hawkbit It's hard to tell them apart!
On a dewy morning like this one, the cobwebs nestling in the grass, just above soil level, sparkle as I walk past.
Grasses look amazing at the moment, both singly and as a meadow.
Below
Orange Foxtail (Alopecurus aequalis)
Scabious, so refreshing, I have one in my garden.
I also have buttercups, only I don't really want them! These ones helped make the meadow they were in glow golden.
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