St John’s Wort, first the flower of the Norse god Balder and later dedicated to St John, says Baker. (more…)
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A good start to July as a magnificent Roe Deer buck passes swiftly through. (more…)
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But the Meadow Brown will even fly in dull weather, including light drizzle, so long as the temperature is sufficiently high. (more…)
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or Parson in the Pulpit or Cuckoo Pint or Lords and Ladies. (more…)
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… for a Mouse-ear or a Stichwort and the leaves are very arrow shaped and toothed (more…)
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Bumblebee, possibly a Buff-tail, Bombus terrestris, approaching Hypericum perforatum, St John’s-wort. (more…)
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A Silver-washed Fritillary on its favourite supplier of nectar, according to Lewington. (more…)
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