I was surprised at the start of the week to find wildflowers blooming that should long since have gone to seed and that inspired me to see just how many wild flowers I could find during this week’s walks. The answer, of course, is in the title of this post – 59! That is to say, I have 59 images to share but there were a few more plants in flower that I didn’t manage, for one reason or another, to photograph. Some wildflowers were quite unexpected, like the Carline thistle that had one flower open and 3 more buds still to develop; some were abundant, like the Yellow-wort still standing tall in a field at Cosmeston; others, like the Common stork’s-bill, were the last survivors of the strimmers that have been very active this month. Here they all are …
59!
12 Sunday Nov 2023
Posted in autumn, flowers, wildflowers
That is an impressive haul. here in Devon there are very few about now.
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Most of these can still be found even now, Philip, and wait till you see today’s wildflower. 🙂
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That is quite an impressive collection!!
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Just shows how mild the weather has been this autumn. 🙂
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