David

I liked the pattern made by the flowers.

Much larger flowers than the wild variety (fruit too, later on).

This particular clump of St George’s mushroom were growing on a grassy bank, so I could get pictures showing the underside of the caps in situ without needing to lie down in the wet grass.

Yellow archangel was just coming into flower as the bluebells had not quite gone over, towards the end of May. These were in the woods on the Cotwall End LNR.

These pictures were taken on different days, so I’m not sure whether they show the same individual, or even if they are all the same species.

Actually resin which is exuded from cherry trees when the bark is damaged.

The resin comes out slightly plastic and slightly sticky, then hardens to protect the tree.

Thanks to Barbara.