Somerset Rare Plants Group - Page 17 of 24 - Recording all plants growing wild in Somerset, not just the rarities!

Blagdon Lake

16/06/201823/09/2018Christine

SRPG at Blagdon (GEL)

SRPG at Blagdon (MAW)

Thalictrum flavum (MAW)

Genista and Serratula (GEL)

Bridgwater

03/06/201810/02/2019Christine

Chaenorhinum minus (ITS)

In the Dark (RF)

Urban Botany (RF)

Persicaria amphibia (ITS)

Uphill

19/05/201823/09/2018Christine

Euphrasia tetraquetra (HJC)

Anacamptis morio (MAW)

Small Blue Butterfly (MAW)

SRPG at Uphill (MAW)

Uphill Church (MAW)

Koeleria vallesiana (HJC)

Blackdowns

13/05/201805/06/2018Christine

Birchwood Church (HJC)

Caltha palustris (ITS)

Cardamine pratensis (ITS)

Lunch (ITS)

Orange Tip (ITS)

Ranunculus omiophyllus (HJC)

Viola palustris (HJC)

Viola palustris (ITS)

Great meeting at King’s Cliff Woods

23/04/201823/04/2018Christine

Thanks Steve and Simon for organising this. (A reminder to us all to let the leaders know and to car share where possible…..) . A good turnout, 4 expert groups. I was lucky enough to be in a group with the queen of Taraxacums.

King’s Cliff Wood

22/04/201810/02/2019Christine

Adoxa moschatellina (CHS)

Tussilago farfara (CHS)

Tussilago farfara (CHS)

Flowers in her Hair (RF)

Rooks Castle Wood (HJC)

Anemone nemorosa (HJC)

Luzula forsteri (HJC)

Lunch (ITS)

Leigh Woods

08/04/201823/09/2018Christine

Arabis scabra (GEL)

Cardamine impatiens (GEL)

Helleborus viridis (GEL)

Helleborus viridis (HJC)

SRPG at Leigh Woods (GEL)

Lathraea squamaria (HJC)

Lathraea squamaria (MAW)

SRPG near Leigh Woods (MAW)

from Graham Lavender

19/03/201819/03/2018Christine

Erophila glabrescens at Avalon confirmed by Tim Rich

Erophila specimen

Meeting 17/03/2018

18/03/201819/03/2018Christine

Simon the magician shows how he creates new Taraxacum species. Just like that.

The pressing workshop.

Esoteric might be the word for this meeting.. and, as ever, very interesting, and enjoyed by all.

Record and Taxon counts

21/02/2018Val Graham

The Excel “maps” containing the latest record and taxon counts per 1 km square are now available under “Recording in Somerset”.