WILD FLOWERS YOU HAVE SEEN OUT WHILE OUT WALKING - 2017

Fumitory, white or bladder campion, ox eye daisy and either charlock or rape Woo

 

Just got back from a long weekend on Lundy, in the Bristol Channel. It is currently awash with bluebells, and thrift:





Other lovely flowers that I actually photographed are Sheepsbit scabious:



Henbane



and Yellow pimpernel



Not only did I fail to get a decent photo of the vast swathes of bluebells, but I also didn't capture the endemic Lundy Cabbage, which admittedly looks just like oilseed rape...

 

Cor

 

Valerian, growing beside the West Somerset Railway.

 

Viper's Bugloss (it was on the oposite side of the footpath to above pic).

 

Sorry for the grainy shots. Phone camera lens scratched and added bluriness when things are swaying around in the wind

Charlock (Sinapis arvensis)


Bird's-foot-trefoil (Lotus corniculatus).


Haven't a clue!? ID appreciated!


Bee Orchid (Ophrys apifera). Feel so privileged to have seen any orchid in these here parts.

 

Common Vetch | The Wildlife Trusts'

 

Thanks mate, ID much appreciated

Pity it isn't Insanely Rare Vetch (Visia millionaire maker) ... but nevertheless, a pretty, remarkably small, dainty, and delicate plant. Thankfully the dogs didn't tread on it!

 

White Helleborine



Bee Orchid



Marsh Orchid