Eric by a fine bracket fungus.
Lovely early purple orchids.
Sweet Woodruff, Galium odoratum is one of the Bedstraw family.
The area was dominated by sheep and oilseed rape. Notably absent, compared to Sussex, were pigeons, pheasants, rabbits and badgers sets. Some dead badgers were seen on the roads.
This handsome insect inspected my shirt cuff and lunch during the lunch break. It might be a sawfly, the larvae of which live on ground elder.
Oak catkins.
Barbara photographing the group walking through a huge field of oilseed rape.
A typical view from the Edge.
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Evening briefings from our leaders, David and Juliet and Sue.
A great time was had by all. Many thanks Sue, David and Juliet.
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