Wild Parsley

Great focus and fine detail in a glorious capture, Keith
I'm no plant expert but we have always called these Common Fennel, you have I hasten to add probably a better guess than us ;-))))
Whichever I love the shot!

Thank you so much for your interest in the ID and your kind words on the photo Roger. You're very kind..!!

With regards to the ID I've edited my narrative!

Thank you for posting your image in the group
www.ipernity.com/group/west.of.england

Your welcome sir!

Another super image from you Keith.
All the best TOZ

Thanks very much TOZ.........glad you like it.

Diese Wildpflanze hast du sehr schön vor diese Naturlandschaft gesetzt lieber Keith,ich habe sie auch noch nie gesehen,im Internet habe ich eine Goldbaldrian (Patrinia scabiosifolia) gefunden,die diese auch sehr ähnlich ist!Da warst du wieder in einen schönen Gebiet unterwegs :))

Wünsche noch einen schönen Abend,liebe Grüße Güni :))

Glad you like this one Güni............and thanks for your kind comments and the interest you have shown in the ID. You're very kind as always.

With regards to the ID I've edited my narrative!

Have a lovely evening my friend........best wishes, Keith.

Wonderful floral image.

Thank you Jaap..............always appreciated.

happy light green vegetation !

Thank you Christel..........glad you like it.

Bonita y buena toma. Con esta planta y otras similares, tengo dudas pero yo diría que es Angelica archangelica, mira a ver qué te parece.

Thank you so much for your interest on the ID Marije.........you're very kind. I'm pleased you like the photo too.

With regards to the ID I've edited my narrative!

The paths are lined with these plants around here. It must be a worthy place to stroll through that natural park. Best wishes, Anton.

Thanks for your visit and kind comments Anton............and glad you like the location and photo. You're very kind.

They look gorgeous against the soft background, I love the green-yellow colour. As to identifiation I believe you- I'm hopelessly at sea with umbelliferae;-)

Thank you so much Gudrun...........glad you like it..!!

With regards to the ID I've edited my narrative!

Well, I'm pretty sure it's not angelica archangelica, they are bigger, the stems are usually reddish and quite thick and the flowerheads are round in shape and don't grow in such dense clusters.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelica_archangelica

Angelica litoralis would fit the location, it also has yellow flowers but it grows up to 3m high and like angelica archangelica the flowerheads are round in shape and don't grow as close together as the ones in your photo.

Thanks for your efforts at sorting out a definitive ID Gudrun. I'm just getting even more confused :-)))

Bonitos matices verdes y buena luz ! Saludos !

Thank you Rafael..........glad you like it.........much appreciated.

als ik die hier vind knip ik er van af voor in de soep--gezond

I'll take your word for that Fred..!!

Ich weiß, wie sie duftet....und ich freue mich, dass mit dem Mai hier wieder sooo viele Blüten, Bäume und Pflanzen auf IP zu sehen sind :)

It's great isn't it? I love to photograph flowers and it's good to see so many photos on IP at this time of year!

Schöne frische Farben

Thanks very much Leo!

Almost no doubt:
Smyrnium olusatrum L.
Apiales > Apiaceae

aka Macedonian parsley.

Your composition with the blurred background and the doft sky tone enhancing the flowers makes this an outstanding photo*******************

Thanks for your visit and for your kind comments Isabel. It was also good of you to take the trouble to find an ID. Much appreciated..!!

Wunderbare Aufnahme, Keith!

Many thanks Wilhelm.