Wood stitchwort
Grey wagtail near Mitford
Red currant along the riverbank
Pendulous sedge
A walk through the Borough woods after work looking for plants. Lots of typical woodland plants in flower such as Ground ivy and Wood stitchwort and some just about to flower like Common twayblade and Cuckoo pint. At Highford a Common sandpiper was feeding at the edge of the rocks. In the air my first Swift of the year among 50+ house martins, smaller numbers of Sand martin and Swallow among the same flock feeding above the woodland clearing.
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I've got a garden full of Pendulous Sedge....
I've got some in my garden too. They are native in some damp woods but most of them are naturalised. Elegant plant though.
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