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Seed head remains: meadowsweet and knapweed

25 February 2023 by David
Seed head remains: knapweed

The skeletal remains of last year’s plants, still standing as the first signs of the new year’s growth are showing. These knapweeds and meadowsweets are among the flora which have established themselves around the Compton Park pond.

Categories David
Shoveller pair, slightly closer approach, West Park
Frosted leaves on the ground
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