We went to this beautiful limestone rocky peninsula near Grange-over-Sands on the second day I had free, a beautiful place managed by Cumbria Wildlife trust. It has a little sheltered saltmarsh behind it too. Lovely spot if you are ever in the area. Plant diversity is spectacular, with multiple rare species such as the Spiked Speedwell, rare and protected as a native plant by law. I had to do a bit of scrambling for these pics!
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| Parsley Water-Dropwort |
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| Kidney Vetch |
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| Spiked Speedwell |
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| I have no clue |
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| Portland Spurge |
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| Small Scabious |
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| A St Johns Wort Species |
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| Bloody Cranes-bill |
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| Wood Sage |
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| Common or Seaside Centaury |
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| Silverweed |
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| Harebell |
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| Wild Thyme |
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| Lesser Sea Spurrey |
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| Sea Milkwort |
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| Lady's Bedstraw |
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| Crosswort |
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| Red Bartsia |
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| Eyebright spp. |
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| Common Birdsfoot Trefoil |
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| Marsh Woundwort |
Super photos and wild flowers. I have only been there once but gosh it was about 45 years ago!
ReplyDeleteYes it's a lovely spot. Quite good to have this hobby - avoids all the crowds paying no attention to social distancing! Thanks very much.
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