Today me and Peter went for another wild flower walk on the dunes. We saw natterjack toadlets.
Seaside centaury - much bigger than the common centaury.
Smooth cats ear - very scarce member of the dandelion family.
Tansy
Tuberous Pea
These are the flowers of dune helleborine.
Spike.
This is a spike of green flowered helleborine. The flowers droop downwards.
The flowers rarely open. This was a spike that had only 2 flowers left on it so I opened the flower up a bit.
Lesser water plantain.
Canadian Goldenrod
Common fleabane.
Dark green fritillary.
This is a garden escape variety of lavender.
Grass of Parnassus
Black Nightshade not yet producing the black berry.
Seaside centaury - much bigger than the common centaury.
Smooth cats ear - very scarce member of the dandelion family.
Tansy
Tuberous Pea
These are the flowers of dune helleborine.
Spike.
This is a spike of green flowered helleborine. The flowers droop downwards.
The flowers rarely open. This was a spike that had only 2 flowers left on it so I opened the flower up a bit.
Lesser water plantain.
Canadian Goldenrod
Common fleabane.
Dark green fritillary.
This is a garden escape variety of lavender.
Grass of Parnassus
Black Nightshade not yet producing the black berry.
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1 comment:
Hi Jack
I think these are your best set yet!
Steve H
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