24 April 2016: Spring flowers are appearing in Box Woods.
Also seen on our Sunday walk:
| Alium Paradoxum, or "Few Flowered Garlic" (Sometimes "Few Flowered Leek"). This is a foreign invasive species,that is spreading into Box Woods from the top boundary near the village. |  |
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| Wild Garlic: always widespread in Box Woods especially near the upper part of the wood. (Let me confess: my photograph from April 24th 2016 was blurred. This is a photograph of the same location from mid-May 2015.) |  |
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| A White-bluebell. According to the NHM Nature Plus website, these are usually either genetic mutants or sometimes a hybrid with garden varieties. They are rarely completely pure white and this one does seem to have a tinge of blue at the edges of the petals. |  |
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| Wood Anemone with bluebell. |  |
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| Scarlet tiger moth caterpillar. |  |
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