Due to time pressures I'm going to collect my photos and post them on a monthly basis still mainly in and around my own garden and occasionally our close by 4 acre nature reserve wild flower meadow.
So this post will now be covering all of March.
March turned a bit warmer. Parts of the country facing water shortages.
This shrub covered in red berries all winter now being stripped. March 1
An unidentified small flower ( so far ) March 2
Crambe cordifloria. New growth showing. ( Compare Jan 7th) March 3
I've signed up for a Lichen identification workshop ( for beginners ) this weekend. I may be able to tell you more about this one soon. March 4
That goes for this specimen shown on a sliver of bark taken from a dead branch in the garden so I could see it under a microscope. See below. March 5
This is not a very good photo but helps a little in trying to see the detail of the structure of the vegetation. I'm trying to find an adaptor to fit on the microscope to make photography easier. March 6
Winged bark of young Elm. March 7th
Blackthorn in flower in new hedge. March 8
Cowslip in our wild garden March 9
Growing flower bud March 10
Lichen March 11
Willow buds 12
Catkins March 13
Rain Water drops resting on the leaves of flowers March 14
Shrub in flower March 15
Spider March 16
Lichen March 17
Botany Group identificaion practice! March 18
Fungi March 19
Brown Hairstreak Butterfly eggs on young Blackthorn March 20
Lichen hunting. March 21
Lessor Celendine March 22
Flower buds on Red Campion March 23
New leaves on Silver Birch Maqrch 24
Rapid growth onb Cranbe March 25
Broom March 26
Pear Tree Blossom March 27
Apple Tree Blossom March 28
Flowering shrub March 29
Bee Fly ( dead!) March 30
Bumble Bee ( alive ) on a Dandelion March 31
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