Back to Bostall Heath (the Royal Borough of Greenwich)

What a difference a few days makes (see also, 'A Brief Visit to Bostall Heath (the Royal Borough of Greenwich' ~ 28 April 2018).

A Damp and Dreary Day (Saturday) was replaced by a Warm and Sunny Day (Tuesday).

So not only did we see Wild Flowers but there were Bees, Butterflies (Green-Veined White, Holly Blue, Small White, Speckled Wood and Unidentified White Butterflies) and other Little Critters to be seen viz.

Wild Flowers seen included:

Beaked Hawk's-Beard viz.

Bluebell viz.

Cleavers viz.

Common Field-Speedwell
Common Mouse-Ear viz.

Common Vetch viz.

Coral Spurge viz.

Lesser Swine-Cress viz.

Rosebay Willowherb
Spotted Medick viz.

Sticky Mouse-Ear
Wood Anemone
Wild Garlic (aka Ramsons) viz.

and (assumed) Wood Sage viz.

Records for this Monad (TQ4777) have been submitted to the Kent Botanical Recording Group (KBRG).