Two very quick shots on the way past the coast. On the left, the Thrift, and on the right the Bird's-foot Trefoil. At first I thought the trefoil was something different, as it was only growing about 10 cm tall. I suppose it's because of the constant coastal winds.
The Lady's Mantle appears very suddenly. This plant was not to be seen on Saturday.
There were a few clusters of this tiny Mycena growing on a vertical moss bank. No spore print, yet.
I first saw this strange plant in March, but ignored it as I thought it was a garden escape. Now that I've seen the berries, I realise that it's the False Salmonberry - a plant that has been introduced to this area as cover for birds. I wonder if they taste good.
