This next set of pictures illustrate mid Feb in and around our garden which has been a little wet at times and warmer.
This first one is a small plant in our wild patch, flowering quite early and possibly looks like Lung wort, Borage family? -Feb 12
leaves for some time now this winter.Thymus puleyioides ? -Feb13
Recently noticed some miniature daffodils probably grown in a pot and then discarded near the green house. Now flowering and ideal for cutting for the house! - Feb 14th
The sun was shining and I found this Ladybird enjoying the warmth no doubt. Severn Spot . Feb 15th
Moved a bit of old trellis lying on the corner of the lawn and found a couple of these caterpillars laying underneath. No idea what species.- Feb 16th
On the same piece of old rotting trellis I noticed this odd fungi. It looks like one of the Coral type species, Ramariaceae? Feb 17th
I almost trod on this next species of Fungus which had found its way through a small crack in the concrete floor of the greenhouse. I think it may be a Bay Cup, Peziza badia. - Feb18th
Lastly in the group is this Greater Celandine. Chelidonium majus. Growing in our front garden after I collected some wild seed from a waste patch of ground in the village. Its very vigorous and spreads very quickly. It has small yellow flowers which produce a lot of seed! - Feb 19th
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