Orange Hawkweed. Another day, another load of questionable ids. An hour spent in the insalubrious surroundings of the Liverton trading estate. I've learned that waste ground provides a rich hunting ground for plants!
Lesser Swine-cress.
Swine-cress.
A Willowherb species starting to emerge in numbers now.
Guelder Rose.
Yorkshire Fog.
Smooth Tare.
Annual Meadow-grass.
Possibly Meadow Foxtail?
Perennial Rye-grass.
Corky-fruited Water-dropwort. And below.
Annual Beard-grass?
This is the first time I've found Salad Burnet in Exmouth. Such a stunning flower.
Lesser Stitchwort - nearby on the Dinan Way bank, opposite Lidl.
Large Skipper - from a couple days ago in the back garden.
Agree with Annual Beard Grass. I encounter large quantities of this on my local patch which is the area of a golf course development. Not sure how it got here as not locally native but abundant here. Quite a bit of Canary Grass-another non-native here.
ReplyDeleteHi Neil - it's a good job at least some grasses are identifiable. I really struggle with them but intend to persevere. Thanks again for all you help. Best wishes. Matt
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