More wildflowers from the Southwell Trail.
Common Field Speedwell
Honesty - I am happy that the first two images are annual honesty (Lunaria annua) but the third I am less certain about. The flower has a deeper colour and the leaves look slightly different in shape.
Kerria Japonica 'Pleniflora'- if I am correct with the identification this is a garden flower growing in the wild
Red Dead Nettle
Grape Hyacinth
Bluebells - Spanish variety I believe:
Garlic Mustard
Stitchwort
Forget-me-not
Cowslip
Spring Beauty
Oak Catkins
Silver Birch Catkins
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Saturday, 23 June 2018
Spring on the Southwell Trail - Part 9 (April 2018)
Labels:
Bluebells,
Common Field Speedwell,
Cowslip,
Forget-me-not,
Garlic Mustard,
Grape Hyacinth,
Honesty,
Nottinghamshire,
Oak Catkins,
Red Dead Nettle,
Southwell Trail,
Spring Beauty,
Stitchwort,
Wildflowers
Location:
Southwell Trail, Nottinghamshire
Friday, 15 July 2016
Nottinghamshire - Photography Week 21 (2016)
Taking a break from the Cornwall coast, I visited a number of familiar locations around Nottingham.
Dorket Head
The valley between Dorket Head and Woodborough has provided a number of excellent images over the years. This is one of my favourite views:
Crop rotation means there is always something different to capture. This year's crop is wheat:
Wildflowers near Calverton
These are a few of the wildflowers captured on the reclaimed spoil heap near Calverton:
Common Vetch:
Bird's Foot Trefoil
White Campion
Forget-me-not
Stitchwort on the path near Dorket Head
Not totally sure but I think this flower might be 'Honesty'
Church/Rock Cemetery
There is plenty of Victorian architecture in the city of Nottingham including Rock Cemetery. It is built on a sandstone hill and is renowned for a number of caves and some striking gravestones and statues (1)
Robin Hood Hill
Images starting from Greaves Lane towards Robin Hood Hill and Oxton:
(1) http://www.parksandgardens.org/places-and-people/site/807?preview=1
Dorket Head
The valley between Dorket Head and Woodborough has provided a number of excellent images over the years. This is one of my favourite views:
Crop rotation means there is always something different to capture. This year's crop is wheat:
Wildflowers near Calverton
These are a few of the wildflowers captured on the reclaimed spoil heap near Calverton:
Common Vetch:
Bird's Foot Trefoil
White Campion
Forget-me-not
Stitchwort on the path near Dorket Head
Not totally sure but I think this flower might be 'Honesty'
Church/Rock Cemetery
There is plenty of Victorian architecture in the city of Nottingham including Rock Cemetery. It is built on a sandstone hill and is renowned for a number of caves and some striking gravestones and statues (1)
Robin Hood Hill
Images starting from Greaves Lane towards Robin Hood Hill and Oxton:
(1) http://www.parksandgardens.org/places-and-people/site/807?preview=1
Labels:
Bird's Foot Trefoil,
Common Vetch,
Dorket Head,
Forget-me-not,
Gravestones,
Honesty,
Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire,
Robin Hood Hill,
Rock Cemetery,
Sandstone,
Stitchwort,
Trees,
White Campion,
Wildflowers
Location:
Calverton, Nottingham NG14, UK
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