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@todayswalk
This #MistleyWalls swan was not a happy creature. Maybe it didn't like its picture being taken, or perhaps it had just had a bad day. It decided that my wife wasn't allowed to look at the nearby plaque and began hissing and pecking at her. #TodaysWalk
The Lake Meadows Giant
The #LakeMeadows giant. A redwood planted sometime after 1852, and estimated to be 170 years old. History and nature makes for a great #TodaysWalk
See https://www.redwoodworld.co.uk/picturepages/billericay2.htm for more on our red woods.
Seen in #MillMeadows on #Todays walk. The plant identifier says it's a Chokecherry.
#TodaysWalk, a visit to Warley Place to see the daffodils, and other spring bulbs. More here: 3cephas.blogspot.com/2026/02/warl...
On a lovely bright late winter day we visited Belhus Woods Country Park to look for a more extensive view of snowdrops. Sadly, there were only a few clumps near the entrance. After an hour's walk, we had a cup of tea and watched the birds on their bird tables. As I was quite far away, it's a case of 'spot the birdy'. You'll have to zoom in, I expect. #TodaysWalk
Between the road and the path in #MillMeadows, behind the barbed wire fence, behind the brambles, the first sign of spring - the snowdrops - are in full bloom. #TodaysWalk
A patch of hornbeam saplings providing a bright green haze in #MillMeadows #TodaysWalk
4 or 5 flying insects got out of my way as I bent down to take this shot. Dandelions, have never been a favourite of mine; these days I understand their role better, so am considerably more tolerant of them in my garden. In #MillMeadows they are great, of course. #TodaysWalk
The other day, on #TodaysWalk in #MillMeadows, I spotted the painted stone, placed between the roots of a tree. Not much further on was the upturned drinks can placed carefully in a tree. I would like the two people who left them behind to meet and discuss he message they were trying to send.
There are a couple of these lovely white hawthorn / blackthorn hedges in #MillMeadows. Sadly they do not last that long, and spring it the time to see them. #TodaysWalk
A lovely gorse bush in #MillMeadows. This is near the roundabout on the A176. It brightens up the meadow. #TodaysWalk
#MillMeadows is a managed space, despite it's claim to not having been ploughed for centuries. So, I should not be surprised to see daffodils. As beautiful as the are they still seem out of place in the middle of the grassy field. #TodaysWalk
These little blue flowers on the side of the main path, near the picnic area, caught my eye. Some have the pink/purple edges on the petals, some have almost all the petal a pink/purple colour, others are only blue. The plant is identified as Green Alkanet, the ones in my garden are loved by the bees. #NorseyWood #TodaysWalk
Something is eating the nettles and I'm pretty sure I know what's eating the something. #TodaysWalk #MillMeadows
As promised, I visited an ants nest and recorded the activity, just a smidgeon of movement. It was very limited today because of the cloud cover and the ambient temperature being lower. There is, however just one early bluebell. #TodaysWalk #NorseyWood
Forget-me-nots are blooming near the visitor centre, providing a few spots of blue amongst the increasing tide of green. The wood ants are also active today, probably because it is sunny and relatively warm. The video of them failed, so I will try again tomorrow. #NorseyWood #TodaysWalk
On #TodaysWalk in #NorseyWood the brambles are sprouting. It will soon be time to carry secateurs and be prepared to treat scratches when I get home. Still, I'm looking forward to more growth everywhere. Spring is the best season.