... and getting caught in the rain. Well, gorse bushes and a slight drizzle, but it's much the same thing really! Anyway, the smell of the gorse was enough to get the song stuck in my head as I walked around
Sydlings Copse of
BBO Wildlife Trust. Despite the damp it was lovely, with lots of wildflowers around, a fair few insects, a glimpse of a hare, and a beautiful display of bluebells.
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| Early purple orchid |
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| Hedgerow crane's-bill |
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| Herb Robert |
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| Cowslip |
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| Germander speedwell |
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| Lots of wild garlic |
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| Bluebells |
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| Bluebells |
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| Bluebells |
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| Green-veined white |
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| Brown hare |
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| German wasp |
This was the second lovely display of bluebells I have seen this spring, having previously been to
Foxely Wood reserve, part of
Norfolk Wildlife Trust.
I also spotted a strange little beetle which I had never seen before. Its ID had me stumped for a while, but I eventually discovered it to be a glow worm larva!
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| Enjoying the flowers |
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| Glow worm larva |
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