Two yellows to start. Creeping Buttercup on the left and Lesser Celandine on the right. Both taken in natural light.
The Opposite-Leaved Golden Saxifrage is a stream-bank dweller. Wet feet, again.
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13th February |
| Brilliant sunshine, today, so the first trip was to our stone circle. The approach road is Beech, Hawthorn and Ash, with a ditch on either side. |
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Two yellows to start. Creeping Buttercup on the left and Lesser Celandine on the right. Both taken in natural light.
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One of the things I always tell people when advising them on how to find
things is "Get down to their level". When I was taking the Daisy
(the only one in the area, in a tiny beam of light), I saw the Common
Shiny Woodlouse
scurrying through the undergrowth.
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The Opposite-Leaved Golden Saxifrage is a stream-bank dweller. Wet feet, again. |