A few more from Malham.
 Marsh Cinquefoil |
 Grass of Parnassus |
 Great Burnet |
 Grass of Parnassus |
 One of several Great Burnet’s |
 Devil’s Bit Scabious |
 Ragged Robin |
 Not too sure about the identification of the white plant material however it was low down on Lesser Water Parsnip. At first I thought it was something that had just blown in perhaps off other plants within the area but something just struck me as being odd about it so I took a couple of record shots with the intention of identifying it when I got home. A week later and I’m still no wiser. |
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Great to see the Bellflowers in the roadside verges and next to the entrance. The wild version growing in its natural habitat certainly looks better than the straggly specimens I tried to raise from seed a couple of years ago. The diversity of plants (and other wildlife) within the Malham area is really impressive. Hopefully next summer we’ll find the time to take a tent up there – campsite next door to the National Nature Reserve |
