Newtonmore Wildflowers

Monday, June 29, 2020

The birds have flown

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In a previous post, I mentioned that a thrush had nested on our ladder - well I was wrong, it turned out to be a blackbird after all!  All t...
Friday, June 26, 2020

Is it a bird? Is it a moth?

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 A  surprise visitor came to my garden yesterday -  a whirring blur of something grey and orange hovering in front of a flower.  It came bac...
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Monday, June 22, 2020

Some Hairy plants

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At the moment, there is a striking orange flower blooming. This is Fox-and-cubs ( Pilosella aurantica ). It has a basal clump of hairy leave...
Saturday, June 13, 2020

June is busting out all over...

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There is a profusion of flowers at the moment so it is hard to know where to start.  A walk on the golf course had this glorious collection:...
Wednesday, June 10, 2020

Wildlife in the garden

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This last week has been exciting in my garden.  First, a dragonfly emerged from its larva in my pond, and sat for hours on an iris leaf, giv...

Bedstraws

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There are several bedstraws coming into flower at the moment which all have white flowers. Heath Bedstraw ( Galium saxatile ) is low growing...
Saturday, May 30, 2020

Rhapsody in Blue?

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There are flowers bursting out everywhere, thanks to the warm weather and – dare I say it? – summer.  The more obvious bluebells abound ...
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Newtonmore Wildflowers
Hi. Thanks for looking at the blog. I am not a botanist by profession, it is just an absorbing hobby. Newtonmore is a small village in the Scottish Highlands where there is a wealth of different plants. I wanted to share some of the flowers that you can find here just a short distance from the village along well marked paths. As well as flowers, I am interested in all sorts of wildlife and especially lichens.
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