Wednesday, 24 February 2021

Musk Stork's-bill


Musk Stork's-bill

Despite putting a lot of effort into learning plants last summer, I still feel very 'green around the gills' so I may very well have misidentified some of these. Spent a bit of time looking down at the ground after work. Musk Stork's-bill is a new one, as is Common Whitlowgrass - lovely splashes of colour on a grey winter day, and some species flowering that I wasn't really expecting.


Common Stork's-bill


Common Whitlowgrass


I'm not sure about this one.


Common Fumitory


Bugloss


Red Campion


Alexanders

Field Pansy

3 comments:

  1. Nice to see some flowers again. Down here Musk Storksbill has been spreading quite a lot on verges.

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  2. Hi Neil - is that because of salt or type of soil? All the best. Matt

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  3. Hi Matt- I don't think it's because of the salt. I wonder whether the seeds get carried by foot travel, animal fur & perhaps even by mowing gangs moving from site to site? Don't think it's particularly a halophyte.

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