North Norfolk coast: 23rd - 27th June
By now I was well on track to meet my target of 100 additions, so when we moved on to Salthouse things slowed down a bit.
Greater Sea-kale (
Crambe cordifolia) was an excellent find in the Cley NWT reserve car park; even though hundreds of people must have walked past it every day, the reserve staff had no idea this potential county first grew on their doorstep
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Greater Sea-kale, Crambe cordifolia)
Nearby, in a brackish saline pool by the Cley beach car park, was (assuming I've ID'd it correctly...) perhaps one of the most boring plants in the world.
Beaked Tasselweed (
Ruppia maritima), against my shoe because that was the only way I could get a decent photo
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Beaked Tasselweed, Ruppia maritima)
Frosted Orache (
Atriplex laciniata) was a pleasant surprise on the sandy beach at Titchwell, I also spotted a couple of traditional blue
Larkspur (
Consolida ajacis) plants by the A149 at Burnham Norton and, at the Holt Lowes SSSI, a single
Great Sundew (
Drosera anglica) amongst dozens of the common
D. rotundifolia)
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Frosted Orache, Atriplex laciniata)
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Larkspur, Consolida ajacis)
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Great Sundew, Drosera anglica)