Iancylkowski, to nature

It's summer! Know what means? Wildflower meadows.

We decided on a fairly local favourite: Sedbergh and its fields of flowers beneath the Howgills.

My oh my, they were chock full!

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This image depicts a serene rural scene in Sedbergh, located in the Yorkshire Dales. In the foreground, a piebald horse, primarily white with large brown patches, stands in a lush, green meadow filled with yellow buttercup flowers. The horse appears to be grazing, with its head lowered slightly. It wears a red halter, and its long, white mane flows gently. Behind the horse, there is a traditional dry stone wall, characteristic of the Yorkshire Dales, running horizontally across the image. Beyond the wall, the landscape features dense greenery with trees and bushes. In the distance, rolling hills rise up with a patchwork of fields and more trees, creating a sense of depth and tranquillity.
The photo shows a rural scene in Sedbergh, located in the Yorkshire Dales. The foreground features a lush green field dotted with countless small yellow buttercups. The field is gently sloping and shows curved paths where the grass has been slightly flattened, possibly from walking or natural growth patterns. To the left, a person is walking along a narrow path that runs beside a dense line of trees and bushes. The tree leaves are a vibrant green, and some branches stretch out towards the field. A wire fence runs parallel to the path, partially visible among the foliage. In the background, the landscape extends into rolling hills covered in more greenery, with scattered trees and hedgerows. The sky above is overcast, with thick grey clouds suggesting the possibility of rain, creating a moody yet peaceful atmosphere.
A picturesque rural scene in Sedbergh, located in the Yorkshire Dales. In the foreground, a weathered, partially hollowed-out tree trunk is prominently featured. The trunk is covered in green moss, with some small plants growing from it. There are also some shelf-like fungi attached to it. The tree stands next to a metal wire fence, which runs horizontally across the image. A small pink foxglove plant is visible at the base of the fence. Beyond the fence, there is a vibrant field filled with buttercups, which stretch across the landscape. The field leads to gentle, rolling hills in the background, covered in lush green grass and scattered with a few trees. The sky above is partly cloudy with patches of blue visible, suggesting a pleasant, mild day.

SensitiveSyl, to photography
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Invasive

Night in the fields II, June 2024.

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Barn

Night in the fields I, June 2024.

Beedazzled, to wildflowers
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Foxgloves and hawkweed are really showing off on the way up in to the field

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littlerachyb, to hiking
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Ok folks
Yesterdays
9 miles
Steps Bridge nr Mortenhampstead, through Dunsford woods, and out onto Mardon Down.

A host of river wildlife
Solitary forest
Stone circle action

Join me. LET'S GO

littlerachyb,
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Halls Cleave is full of Southern Wood ants. Large ants that build impressive colonies. Big respect for these dudes.
There are masses of flowers too. Yellow Pimpernel, Vetch and Stichwort being besties in the bracken, some late Bluebells, and lots of this (badly out of focus sorry) little yellow tubular flower that I don't know. Anyone know what this is?

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A Blubell, its stem curving in a arc, hung with bright flowers. It sits among a verge of green grasses and ferns

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Forest phlox along .
(04/30/24)

Photograph of clusters of purple forest phlox flowers at the top of a long stems with out of focus green foliage in the background. Forest phlox has five, long, teardrop-shaped, pale purple feathers that radiate from a narrow central cone. Two orange anthers are visible in the center of the cone while the other reproductive organs are interior to the cone.

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is used proactively to create & restore wildflower meadows, where it aids by suppressing dominant grasses & recycling of nutrients. This improves chances of other species of wildflowers becoming established.

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with the flowers of Jacksonville on San Jose Boulevard

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with the flowers of Jacksonville on River Hills Drive

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... lost in a colourful sea

One spot, three outlooks II, May 24th 2024.

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A small white dot

One spot, three outlooks I, May 24th 2024.

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The four-petaled flowers of the Cliff Fendlerbush (Fendlera rupicola).

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One down, countless more to go. Boreal sweetvetch (Hedysarum alpinum ssp. mackenziei). The newest addition to my wildflower guide with some tips for distinguishing it from H. alpinum (alpine sweetvetch). Here's the guide: https://www.lwpetersen.com/alaska-wildflowers/hedysarum-boreale-ssp-mackenziei-boreal-sweetvetch/

These photos were taken yesterday near Tanana Lakes State Recreation Area in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Close-up of a young, vibrant pink, not fully open Boreal sweetvetch flower, showcasing its intricate structure with multiple overlapping petals, set against a blurred natural background.
A dense cluster of pink Boreal sweetvetch flowers displaying their distinct pea-like shape, amidst green foliage under natural sunlight.

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Early purple orchid - Malham

renewable_energy, to solar
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Exciting! This is the next level of biodiversified farms: solar panels spaced among agricultural crops & planted with plant species that increase biodiversity. 👏

The parcel of land will have a 54 MW agrivoltiacs facility that will:
— host species
— provide as a wild animal shelter
— feature amphibian ponds, baths, nesting boxes, & breeding places to protect endangered Lesser kestrel

Win-win-win!!

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I've got a lot of writing to do this week! I photographed and identified six wildflowers that will be added to add to my Alaska Wildflower Guide. Cat and I saw some interesting stuff along the lower Granite Tors trail yesterday. Hopefully, I'll have some more photos later today or tomorrow!

Flowers are dwarf marsh violet (Viola epipsila) and fairy slipper (Calypso bulbosa), both already in my Alaska Wildflower Guide: https://www.lwpetersen.com/alaska-wildflowers/

Close-up of a dwarf marsh violet (Viola epipsila) showing a delicate purple flower with a white center and veined petals. The flower is set against a backdrop of its own green leaves and other forest floor debris, highlighting its small size and vibrant color.
A group of fairy slipper orchids (Calypso bulbosa) growing in the wild. The photo captures several pink and white orchid flowers with distinct elongated petals and a detailed, patterned interior. They rise on slender stems above broad green leaves, surrounded by leaf litter of the forest floor.
A close-up of a beaver in water, focused on its wet, detailed fur and alert eyes. The beaver’s face is partially submerged, showing its whiskers and the texture of its fur. Reflected light ripples on the water surface around it, with fallen leaves visible in the water.

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White flowers

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Pissenlit
Dandelion

HermitsDaily, to Flowers
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Rockets 'n' Roses. Wildflower Dame's Rocket with Red Rose Bush.

leepetersen, to Alaska
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There were so many flowers yesterday despite it being so early in greening up at Table Top Mountain in the White Mountain National Recreation Area, Alaska.

List of flora and write-up on the hike and trail conditions with lots of photos here: https://www.lwpetersen.com/photo-blog/table-top-mountain-trail-flora-may-25-2024/

White blossoms with yellow anthers in the middle of narcissus anemone
Two blossoms of pink-flowering woolly lousewort, one fully blooming, the other still early to bloom with only small bits of pink showing through the fern-like leaves and thick white wool.
Close-up of purple, trumpet-like flowers of fewflower fumewort.

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Thistle after rain.

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