Posted on May 22, 2022
Flowering white dead-nettle amongst the leaves of cleavers, common nettles, and hogweed by the side of the path as I walked around the village (17th May 2022).
Posted on May 21, 2022
The new unblemished horse chestnut leaves reach down low towards the waist-high white cow parsley flowers beside the path. Later in the year, the leaves will develop the brown blemishes caused by the larvae of the chestnut leaf miner moth, which is a species that has been accidentally introduced to Britain from Spain.
Posted on May 20, 2022
Flowering grasses and cow parsley by the side of the path as I walked around the village (17th May 2022).
The main grass in the foreground above is Cock’s-foot. The flowers are not yet open and all is still green. – see image below. It’s appearance will change delightfully as the flowers open in a few weeks’ time
Posted on May 19, 2022
Luxuriant foliage and White Dead-nettle by the side of the path as I walked around the village (17th May 2022).
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