Three flowers from the local park for ID

[Bramble]

This reminded me of bistort, but it isn't! It is growing at the edge of a lawn:



A scabious, but am unsure of the species (sorry there are not more leaves in the photo, I can get a leafy pic if needs be!)



And finally, I think it's a species of geranium (I first thought campion, perhaps a cross between a red and a white, but as far as I see there is only bladder campion in the immediate area):



Thanks!

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Photo 1 is Redshank - Persicaria vivipara, Photo 2 is Field Scabious - Knautia arvensis and the 3rd photo is Red Campion - Silene dioica

Cheers Jacob

[aeshna5]

Originally Posted by Scarlet Pimpernel

Photo 1 is Redshank - Persicaria vivipara, Photo 2 is Field Scabious - Knautia arvensis and the 3rd photo is Red Campion - Silene dioica

Cheers Jacob

Agreed apart from wrong scientific name for Redshank which is P. maculosa! P. vivipara is the much rarer Alpine Bistort.

[Dan Salter]

Oh thats handy i photographed some of this redshank myself the other day for i'd...i too thought it was a bistort?

[Bramble]

Thank you everyone!