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Blackthorn coming out

25 April 2011 by David

Blackthorn in bud

Blackthorn (sloe) bushes starting to flower early in April. The pictures here were taken of neighbouring bushes at the same time. One bush (above) was a mass of buds. The other must have been in a slightly more favoured spot, so the flowers were already out.

Blackthorn flowering

Categories David
Peacock butterfly resting
Tortoiseshell butterfly feeding on a dandelion
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