Subject to amendment, day by day. These are our observations, starting on 8 September, on Collett's walks E1, E3, E4, E7, M5 and H4.
Ribwort Plantain
Wild Basil
Bearded Bellflower
German Gentian
Woolly Thistle
Whorled Clary
Harebell
Viper's-bugloss
Buttercup
Wild Angelica
Common Hemp Nettle
Common Dogwood
Marsh Cranesbill
Sticky Sage
Great Masterwort
Slender Broomrape
Sainfoin
Dog Violet
Hawkweed Oxtongue
False Aster
Black Medicķ
Wood Ragwort
White Clover
Self heal
Birdsfoot Trefoil
Red Clover
Shiny Scabious
Singleflower Knapweed
Lady's Mantle
Carrot family
Herb Robert
Meadow Cranesbill
Greater Willowherb
Guelder Rose
Canada Goldenrod
Cabbage Thistle
Corn Poppy
Autumn Crocus
Willow leaved Gentian
Grass of Parnassus
Field Scabious
Knapweed?
Fringed Gentian
Yellow Oxeye
Carrot family
Carline Thistle
Yarrow
Wood Scabious
Bladder Campion
Eyebright
Dark Mullein
Tansy
Musk Mallow
Bull Thistle
Coneflower
European Goldenrod
Clustered Bellflower
Monkshood
Herb Paris
Alpine Catchfly
Creeping Bellflower
Thyme
Creeping Thistle
Marsh Marigold
Brown Knapweed
Tormentil
Pictures pending:
Valerian
Horseshoe Vetch
Rock Thyme
Ling
Note that Himalayan Balsam is excluded as it's an exotic species that shouldn't be here.
Fungi:
White Coral Fungus
King Bolete
Larch Bolete
Shiny Mottlegill
Yellow Fieldcap (open)
Yellow Fieldcap (closed)
Hoof Fungus
Sessile Earthstar
Red-banded Polypore
Shingled Hedgehog
Veiled poisonpie
Shellfish-scented russula
Puffball
Other:
Red Bottomed Bee
T
Tropidothorax leucopterus
Butterfly - similar to Lesser Mountain Ringlet
Marmot
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