To Bishopstone and back 2.8.2021
Folder: The natural world
Joining ipernity groups can lead to a sort of obsessive mania for snapping away for photos to contribute to the groups. This walk through the fields between East Blatchington, where I live and Bishopstone, the picturesque village over the hill, and back along the main Sussex coastal road, the A259, has provided material for two new groups. One focusses on grasses, sedges, reeds etc. and the other …
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18 Emerging oats
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19 Oats in the open
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20 Feathered heads
21 Feathered heads up close
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22 Stand alone seed head
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I haven't had time to look up all the plants and I haven't got a quick reference book for grasses, grains, etc.. Sarah Raven's huge volume 'Wild Flowers' is brilliantly indexed with indices for Common Names, Latin botanical names and best of all thumbnails listed by the colour of the flowers. But it is about wild flowers not grasses etc.
23 Tall against the wall
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25 White Campion
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26 Speckled Wood on a nettle
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27 Bishopstone Pond
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28 Beside Bishopstone Pond
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29 Bishopstone primeval pond
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30 A patchwork of plants
31 Broad-leafed Dock
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32 Curled Dock
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33 Cow Parsley
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34 Small Heath on a Blackberry flower
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35 Gatekeeper on the reverse of a Blackberry leaf
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36 Vervain and clover Bishopstone 2 8 2021
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