Duxbury Ramblers

We ramble and cover a lot of ground-especially in Lancashire.

Saturday, April 18, 2015

Another lovely day to walk in

Found Field Wood-rush - Luzula campestris very small and blends in with the grass, often overlooked.

Take Care

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Wednesday 3 October

Damp morning and not many birds about, Charlie Robin has put in an appearance on the fence near the Top Lodge. Just the seed head lef...
Monday 2 June

Near the Lower Burgh on another beautiful day Bracken - Pteridium aquilinum - considered a pest by some but it's our own and I l...
Wednesday 7 July

Dry & Mild Wild Cherry - Prunus avium Tutsan - Hypericum androsaemum Dotted Loosestrife - Lysimachia puntacta Dogwood - Cornus sanq...
Monday 18 August

Still haunting the Lower Burgh, I am sure I have scoured every foot of it this last few days Alsike Clover - Trifolium hybridum ...
Easter Monday 6 April

Good walking morning The fertile stems of Great Horsetail - Equisetum telmateia now pushing through, we will soon see the more famil...

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