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This reminds me of the green the deer like to eat in the yard. Beautiful. ❤️
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In this particular spot, Joni, most of the green on the ground is wild garlic. It fills the air with its pungent scent once it matures, and sprouts lovely little white flowers. It can be used as a herb in meals, too.
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Oh my goodness I had no idea. That is wild Stuart. How amazing I thought it was a type of moss. It is really beautiful. Great photograph. Sending love to you and Valerie. ❤️🤗🥰
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Thanks, Joni. The moss is restricted to the stone wall, where it develops into quite a blanket.
The pungent aroma of the wild garlic means very few of the forest animals eat it, so it is able to spread across those areas that are most suitable for it.
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You are not only surrounded by such beauty but also such interesting creations. Blessings to you and Valerie Stuart. Sending my love. ❤️🤗
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Ah, the world is full of beauty and fascinating creations, if only everyone would open their eyes to them, eh?
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So true my friend. We have had a red tail hawk visiting us this week and it has been a blessing. Hugs 🤗 Joni
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We love to watch the large birds of prey soar above us here in the forest, Joni. Valerie, in particular, has a real connection with them, imaging herself up there flying and hovering on the thermals. We see buzzards, goshawks and kestrels here, with a very occasional red kite.
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Oh how wonderful I know how she feels. I dreamt of flying as a child but don’t get those dreams anymore. Love and hugs you two. ❤️🦋
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So beautifully green.
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Taken in early spring, Lynette, on our way back from lunch at a local hostelry. This part of the forest is particularly ancient, and we’d had rain earlier, producing the wonderful spring freshness.
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