Re: A Flower for Chrispp

Wildlife/Nature/Environment

A Flower for Chrispp


Suninfrance 22/04/2008, 19:31
Hi Chris

Nice talking to you earlier.  Here's the flower I was talking about that grows in our woodland.  I've also spotted the white version of it in a friends garden which is nowhere near woodland.  I'll try and get a picture with leaves next time.



The white flower I don't know the name of:



Daisy close up:



........ and the black redstart, taken a couple of years ago with the old camera:



Jan

Dogs have owners, cats have servants

Re: A Flower for Chrispp


chris pp 22/04/2008, 22:13

The blue one looks like common dog violet? If it is, then the white ones you are seeing in your friends garden are probably either Sweet violet or Hairy violet.

Does the white flower in the next photo grow as a single stalked flower or multiple flowers on a stem?

I like the new camera.Big Smile [:D]

Chris

 


http://www.planetepassion.com



Association Planete Passion - French Wildlife in the English Language

Re: A Flower for Chrispp


Suninfrance 24/04/2008, 19:20
Hi Chris

Sorry I've not been back to you, got a bit inundated with other stuff.  On the white flower, the flowers come off a single stalk into a clump.

Jan

Dogs have owners, cats have servants

Re: A Flower for Chrispp


chris pp 25/04/2008, 20:43

Try this page for the white one.

http://tinyurl.com/6ob4jg

Chris

 


http://www.planetepassion.com



Association Planete Passion - French Wildlife in the English Language

Re: A Flower for Chrispp


Suninfrance 26/04/2008, 10:38
Hi Chris

Thanks for the link.

Here is a better picture of the violet:



Plus two more for identification, please





Jan

Dogs have owners, cats have servants

Re: A Flower for Chrispp


chris pp 26/04/2008, 16:57

The first one is Veronica Chamaedrys, Germander Speedwell, (Veronique petit chêne).

The second one is Scilla verna, Spring squill, (Scille printanière).

That will be 10€ please.

Chris


http://www.planetepassion.com



Association Planete Passion - French Wildlife in the English Language

Re: A Flower for Chrispp


Suninfrance 27/04/2008, 8:07
Hi Chris

Thanks for the identifications.  10€ !!!!  Think I'll fill out a membership form.

The girls from our Stitch & B***h group are also organising walks.  First one is on 25th May, but I expect I will be the one holding the group up while I take photos.

Jan

Dogs have owners, cats have servants

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