Thanks Jan. both of those flowers are pretty rare now. The Corncockle has been sown deliberately in a conservation area, but the poppy is wild and original as they come.
Who cannot love meadow flowers? The hedgerows are one of Cornwall's many glories. Truro city council plant the dual carriageway central reservation with wild flower seeds for a glorious show and a great message. We see more orchids here than cowslips!
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So pretty!
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DeleteLooking at all these pretty flowers is a great way to start my morning. Thanks Roy.
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DeleteA lovely, cheerful sight as the rain beats on the windows yet again Roy! I never seem to see Corncockles here, I wonder why.
ReplyDeleteI don't see the Welsh Poppy (on your previous post) growing wild here but it grows freely in my garden and must have been seeded by birds I think!
I also enjoyed the Large Skipper photos on the earlier post.
Thanks Jan. both of those flowers are pretty rare now. The Corncockle has been sown deliberately in a conservation area, but the poppy is wild and original as they come.
DeleteGreat set of images to go with the previous set from this visit Roy.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mike.
DeleteHey Roy...Love seeing the wild flowers, to bad they don't last longer!
ReplyDeleteRoses always my favorite of course!!
Grace
Thanks GG, yes I knew you liked the Roses.{:)
DeleteI really like the trefoil! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary, yes, such a dainty little flower as well.
DeleteWho cannot love meadow flowers? The hedgerows are one of Cornwall's many glories. Truro city council plant the dual carriageway central reservation with wild flower seeds for a glorious show and a great message. We see more orchids here than cowslips!
ReplyDeleteYes they are always lovely to see Claire. Cowslips aren't so numerous here as they use to be.
DeleteHi Roy
ReplyDeleteSome lovely posts I really liked the photo of the Dog Rose.
Regards
Guy
Thanks Guy, yes I liked that one particularly.
DeleteGreat to see birds-foot trefoil in such abundance. And I learned the name of the corn-cockle too!
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DeleteAll are lovely, Roy. So much beauty in one place.
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura.
Deletefor 'wild-flowers' in a meadow; such beauty beholds; and beautifully captured. Thanks Roy too, for your comment my blog post
ReplyDeleteThanks Carole.
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