Sunday, 14 August 2016

Go wild!

Other than giving the names I'll let the pictures do the talking. All these were seen along the unsprayed edges of the fields up above Clun. These little corridors allow the wildlife a breathing space in which to thrive.

Orange Hawkweed



Bistort


Field Pansy


Pineapple Mayweed [it smells faintly of pineapples if you squeeze the flowers]


Wild Angelica



Common Fumitory


Arilx










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