This is the final offering of all new spottings of the year. Here-on-in I'm going to cover edible wild food and tree identification. I'll add the flora and fauna from time to time as well. I'll link the edibles to the RUSTIC GRUB blog and cook something with them - from time to time.
Could be fun, or it'll kill me : /
YELLOW DEAD NETTLE
An animal track through a meadow of COWSLIPS.
ASH bursting into bloom and leaf.
BUTTERCUP #1
A cluster of BLUEBELLS amidst COWSLIPS.
Plantain LANCEOLATA.
Yesterday evening, MeWally saw a swarm of LONGHORN MOTHS here on this WYCH ELM. The leaf looks as if it's been home to larvae.
The bark of the WYCH ELM.
BEECH LEAVES -edible, lemon/sorrel flavour, but a bit tough.
Mill stream at SPRING MILL, NAILSWORTH.
LADY'S SMOCK cultivar?
BLACKBIRD EGG - with fluff from the nest.
BUTTERCUP # 2
VETCH in bud - EGGS AND BACON?
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