Flora and fauna
Random shots of wildlife but mainly of colourful plants and flowers
Sea carrot on a misty day.
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The day started out foggy and ended up in brilliant sunshine. This was early on but there were signs of the fog lifting.
Sea carrot is in the same family (the parsley family) as carrots but I have no idea if any part of it is edible.
El Retiro rose garden. Rose Daniel Gelin
Rose Daniel Gelin,
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Parque del Buen Retiro, Madrid, rose garden.
I have since discovered who Daniel Gelin was (thank you Marie-claire!)
Rose-of-Sharon and mini-wasp passing through.
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Parque Juan-Carlos I, Madrid.
If truth be told, I saw the wasp only when editing! (and it could be a mini-bee! I don't know what it is!)
Bullace (one of many varieties of wild plum) in a…
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This is an absolutely delicious wild plum. I found that Bullaces can come in red, green, purple and yellow. They are a bit smaller than most cultivated plums but larger than damsons and sloes. Mid July and perfectly ripe. My brother's garden in Bromley.
The one nearest the camera was eaten with much relish by yours truly immediately after taking this shot!
Gorse and heather
'He thinks we can't see him'. 'Just wait till he f…
Man and His Man
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The name of the two islets seen here (alternative name; Bawden Rocks, not so interesting!), From Newdown's Head, St Agnes Heritage Coast, Cornwall. Heather in profusion.
Rose Daniel Gelin
Cistus flower with visitor
Rose in Madrid's Jardin del Principe de Anglona
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A small but beautiful public garden in the middle of the old centre of Madrid.
Star of Bethlehem (ornitholagum). Best enlarged.
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Seen on the path between Colmenar de Oreja and Chinchon, Madrid Province. I can name this thanks to Louisa H who named it when I asked for help on Panoramio. Thank you once again, Louisa!
Ponies and seagull.
Hell's Mouth from Navrax Head.
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North cliffs, Cornwall, including Hell's Mouth and Fishing Cove from the Godrevy peninsula at Navrax Head. The sea was startlingly blue!
Gum cistus in its habitat.
Gum cistus and granite. The path up to El Cancho G…
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La Sierra de La Cabrera in spring. Good walking country and the wildflowers fill the air with a heady scent!
H. A. N. W. E. everyone! Lavender and gum cistus.
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May is the best time to walk in La Sierra de La Cabrera, when the spring flowers are in profusion.
Lane on Carn Marth, Cornwall.
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Granite wall invisible under the vegetation!
No need to ask which way the wind blows!
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