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Forests
And into the forest I go to lose my mind and find my soul John Muir
![]() Wood Anenome | ![]() Lesser Celandine | ![]() Common Dog Violet |
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![]() Primrose | ![]() First Bluebell of Spring | ![]() Golden Saxifrage |
![]() Marsh Marigold | ![]() Wild Garlic | ![]() Greater Stitchwort |
![]() Barren Strawberry | ![]() Turkey TailA bracket fungus that grows in tiered layers on dead wood. | ![]() Blushing Bracket |
![]() King Alfred's CakesAn Ancient firelighting fungus. | ![]() Bleeding Oak Crust | ![]() Yellowing Curtain crust |
![]() Puffball Mushroom | ![]() Birch PolyporeIt was once used for sharpening tools and is also known as Razorstrop fungus. | ![]() Hazel Catkins in March |
![]() Deer Fern | ![]() Star Moss | ![]() Witches BroomsA type of gall whereby the tree has been forced into abnormal growth by an infestation. |
![]() Shield lichen | ![]() Peacock Butterfly | ![]() Common Toads |
![]() Comma Butterfly | ![]() Goat Willow CatkinsOften called Pussy Willow because the furry buds resemble cats paws | ![]() Elder |
![]() Common Lizard | ![]() OakmossA species of lichen used in perfumery | ![]() Hornbeam leaves and catkins |
![]() Blackthorn spiny bark | ![]() Blackthorn Flowers | ![]() Blackthorn blossom in AprilAlso known as Sloe tree.Its berries are used to make gin. |
![]() Silver Birch Catkins |
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