Below is a picture of a fumitory species that I recorded and I'm not sure if it is Common or Purple Ramping. Below that some Ramsons growing along a ditch side.
Fumitory sp.
Ramsons
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Land of the Salad Leaf
I was working in west Lancs today, in the rain I hasten to add, carrying out some surveys in the salad growing area. Alongside the well prepared seed beds were bits of habitat that supported a few birds and I recorded 2 Blackcaps, 3 Yellowhammers, 2 singing Corn Buntings, singing Reed Bunting, 4 Skylarks, 7 Linnets, Grey Partridge, 2 Chiffchaffs, 7 Lapwings and a male Wheatear perched on top of a telegraph pole! A reasonable selection of farmland birds.
Below is a picture of a fumitory species that I recorded and I'm not sure if it is Common or Purple Ramping. Below that some Ramsons growing along a ditch side.
Below is a picture of a fumitory species that I recorded and I'm not sure if it is Common or Purple Ramping. Below that some Ramsons growing along a ditch side.
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Hope to get some of those ramsons going on my allotment plot. Loving the garlic as I do
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