Mauve Primrose...Widdrington tip
Narrow leaved Lungwort...Woodburn, Stobswood
Wood Anemone...Woodburn, Stobswood
Highland beasties at East Chevington
Had a couple of days off. Yesterday I walked from Hauxley to East Chevington. Quiet but a nice walk on a sunny day. Today I was at Widdrington tip and Stobswood where I heard two Chiffchaffs. Lots of woodland birds singing but a few flowers to look at as well as a few Small tortoiseshell butterflies. I first came across Narrow leaved Lungwort (Pulmonaria angustifolia) in 1982 in Stobswood, a garden escape but a nice colourful plant. It still survives on the edge of Woodburn. The mauve Primroses were growing at the Western edge of Widdrington tip and the Anemone in Woodburn at Stobswood.
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The roles are reversed now, Nigel. Not even a sign of Wood Anenome down here.
I've only seen it in this one wood up to now Dean.
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