A field corner of Teasel (Dipsacus fullonum).
Approaching Newtown, Ipsden
Probably magnolia buds (at the coffee stop)
Beech hedge in Newtown, Ipsden
Snowdrops
In the woods before the Blue Tin cafe. Leaf miners. Probably Stimella moth larvae. “The foodplant is Bramble and its whitish mines, often tinged purple, are a familiar sight on Bramble leaves everywhere.”
Probably more Turkey Tail
At Bottom Farm
The Chiltern Way Extension near Woodcote
Four trunks make one tree.
We did this same walk, in the other direction, in May 2022.
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3 replies on “Photos from walk on Thursday 2nd February from Woodcote to Hailey”
Lovely photos David. The snowdrops are my favourite. Sorry not to be with you all today.
Again, beautiful photos, David. My favourite might just be the teasel in its halo followed by Bottom Farm….it’s stressful to make a choice!!! Thank you.
Heidi x
A really stunning set of photos, admire the talent.
Best wishes
Roge