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Bluebells, Bluebell Walk, Perton

25 April 2017 by David

Bluebell, Bluebell Walk, Perton

Bluebell Walk is the name given to the footpath through one of the patches of woodland remaining on the edge of the Perton estate. These pictures show a small sample of the bluebells in flower there this year.

Categories David
Mossy stone wall with primroses
Yellow archangel flowering, Aldersley Junction
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