And, as I said, I've got some photos from my New Forest trip that I need some help in identifying... so here we go
All suggestions welcome
1:
This, photographed at Martin Down, Wiltshire (next to where I found the Pasqueflower) is supposed to be Chalk Milkwort according to the reserve info on the Net, but I'm just not sure - what do people think? Chalk Milkwort, or just the common one?
2:
Could this be Dwarf Mouse-ear (
Cerastium pumilum)? Found in the New Forest (at Bolderwood) in short grass by the side of a road, it certainly looked small enough and apparently one of the ID features of
C. pumilum is the red stems.
3:
I can't make up my mind what this hawkbit-type daisy is; taken at Holmsley, the site for Narrow-leaved Lungwort.
4:
Growing on the sea wall at Keyhaven, I'm pretty sure this is some kind of pepperwort (
Lepidium)?
5:
This was another shrub naturalised near our base at Avon Tyrrell; I'm fairly sure it's a member of the
Ericaceae, but I've not been able to get any further with ID. The nearest I've found is Calico-bush,
Kalmia latifolia, but the leaves still don't look right.
6:
Another one from Martin Down in Wiltshire; any chance this might be Dwarf Gorse, or is it just where they've cleared the scrub and it's reflowering?