A small black fly, possibly a Pouting Woodlouse-fly (?), Rhinophora lepida that seems to be contemplating the depth of the funnel on this Field Bindweed flower before sampling the nectar ๐ชฐ
#WildWebsWednesday#InsectThursday#WildFlowers
Another mature Horse Chestnut tree from the grounds of Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire, with sunlight creating lighter patches on its textured trunk and scattered highlights on the ground through the leaf canopy above ๐
#TreeTuesday#TreeTrunkTuesday#ThickTrunkTuesday
No Orchids I'm afraid, but I hope you like this week's wildflowers from Cambridgeshire: Common Knapweed, Wall Lettuce, White Clover, Smooth Sow-thistle, Black Medic, Dog Rose, Hedge Bindweed, Cornflower, Kidney Vetch, Field Bindweed
#WildflowerHour@wildflower_hour@BSBIbotany
A sunny woodland scene in Cambridgeshire centred around a lovely 'Private' rural gate that has become surrounded by overgrown trees, shrubs and wild flowers ๐
#RuralGate#ThursGate#lovegates@LoveOfGates
England's Roseยฎ by David Austin, with its delicately ruffled vibrant pink petals that are paler towards the outer edge, seen recently at National Trust's Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire๐ฉท
#RoseWednesday#BloomScrolling
In the grounds of Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire, a large, mature Horse Chestnut tree with a textured trunk that divides into broad branches overhead and forms a leafy canopy, with sunlight filtering through its leaves ๐
#TreeTuesday#TreeTrunkTuesday#ThickTrunkTuesday
For #WildflowerHour some #TinyPlants with #TinyFlowers seen in Cambridgeshire:
Corn Speedwell, Sticky Mouse-ear, Ivy-leaved Speedwell
Hairy Bittercress, Cut-leaved Crane's-bill, Shepherd's Purse
Common Cornsalad, Cleavers, Ivy-leaved Toadflax
@wildflowerhour @bsbibotany