David

Common in hedgerows locally. The notched petals are a sure sign of this species.

Jack by the hedge growing so abundantly that it looked like a low hedge.

Shady spots preferred. These foxglove flowers were the first I noticed this year, by a hedge in Leasowes, Halesowen.

These were growing right on the edge of a canal bank.

The structure of the dandelion seeds with their feathery flight supports becomes easier to notice when only a few remain on the plant.

The densest display of bluebells I noticed in April was in a small wood by Four Ashes Road off the Stafford Road.