by WPorre | May 26, 2016 | Sand dunes
Sand dunes The sea peaThe sea pea is easily recognised by its warm deep purple flowers and bluish-green leaves. The seeds develop in long pea-pods in the late...
by WPorre | May 26, 2016 | Sand dunes
Sand dunes The mossy stonecropThe mossy stonecrop grows closely bunched together on mounds at the top of some dunes. Its vibrant yellow flowers provide lots of pollen for the bees, flies and butterflies during June and...
by WPorre | May 26, 2016 | Sand dunes
Sand dunes The field sowthistleThe field sowthistle is similar to the coltsfoot and dandelion, but can grow to more than a metre in height. It carries several large yellow flower heads on the same...
by WPorre | May 26, 2016 | Sand dunes
Sand dunes SkylarkVery few birds spend much time in the sand dunes. But sometimes you might see a skylark ascending high towards the clouds above the dune landscape. It probably has its nest close by. Photo: Roy...
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