Similar in Wexford this morning.
There's many more Sally army folk in Camberwell New Cemetery, but for now, a trio of "fighters"
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"the oak of Honour" on one tree hill which Bethamin described as a better view than parliament hillView attachment 312103View attachment 312104
Wow, it looks like summer!A sunny day up on the hills above ManchesterView attachment 313198View attachment 313197
It did! But then we sat outside a pub and ordered a Sunday Roast, only for the sun to disappear as soon as the food arrived and suddenly it felt more like - 5° and we had to gobble it all up in ten minutes and leaveWow, it looks like summer!
Brilliant, thanks.I think I promised someone on this thread (brogdale perhaps?) that the next time these were in bloom and I spotted them on a walk I'd post it here.
Common Toothwort (Lathraea squamaria)
I seem to remember that when we were discussing them they were completely finished here which was why I was going to take a photo this year.Brilliant, thanks.
Yes, I think I remember finding some last year when they were well past their prime and just looked a bit brown and dry.
A good heads-up, though...I'll keep an eye out on the Roundshaw for them.I seem to remember that when we were discussing them they were completely finished here which was why I was going to take a photo this year.
I didn't see as many as I've seen in earlier years, perhaps it's still a little early for them. Although, that bit of woodland (on the SSSI between Whyteleafe and Caterham) has had problems with Ash Die Back so perhaps the volunteers dealing with that have trampled some of them.