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Shropshire Spring
We took another walk in the Ercall forest last week to see how things were waking up.

Primroses!

And the bluebells beginning to poke their heads up:

Fungi, of course!

And lichens/mosses:

Nature creates its own art!


Those old oaks again:

The hawthorn buds are just starting to open up:

Spring meets Autumn:

More fungi. These were HUGE!

A ewe and her lamb come to take a look at us:

This is Willowmoor farm down in the valley below the Wrekin:

Yet more fungi:

This rejoices in the name of stinking hellebore (aka dungwort) Sounds like something out of Harry Potter!

And the lane that leads us back home after about two hundred yards:

Primroses!
And the bluebells beginning to poke their heads up:
Fungi, of course!
And lichens/mosses:
Nature creates its own art!
Those old oaks again:
The hawthorn buds are just starting to open up:
Spring meets Autumn:
More fungi. These were HUGE!
A ewe and her lamb come to take a look at us:
This is Willowmoor farm down in the valley below the Wrekin:
Yet more fungi:
This rejoices in the name of stinking hellebore (aka dungwort) Sounds like something out of Harry Potter!
And the lane that leads us back home after about two hundred yards:
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You do have some spectacular fungi in that wood.
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Ancient woodland such as this does tend to have a huge variety of fungi.
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I'm looking forward to the wild garlic and bluebells really coming into full flower.
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