As we approach Winter there are still quite a few Plants in Flower locally

As we approach Winter, we have seen quite a few Plants in Flower during the past few days, including:

[i] beside the Public Footpath running between the Thames Path and Church Manorway:

Black Horehound viz.

Black Medick
Common Field-Speedwell viz.

Common Knapweed viz.

Common Vetch viz.

Creeping Thistle viz.

Goat's-Rue viz.

Hedgerow Crane's-Bill viz.

Hogweed viz.

Mugwort (at least we think it's just about flowering) viz.

Narrow-Leaved Ragwort
Oxeye Daisy
Red Campion viz.

Red Dead-Nettle
Round-Leaved Crane's-Bill viz.

White Campion
White Clover
and Yarrow viz.

Plus an Unidentified Member of the Daisy Family viz.

and an assumed Perforate St John's-Wort which, if the Frost holds off, might be flowering shortly viz.

[ii] beside Church Manorway:

Bristly Oxtongue viz.

Common Knapweed
Greater Knapweed viz.

Narrow-Leaved Ragwort
Red Clover
White Clover
Yarrow
Plus an Unidentified Member of the Cabbage Family (although we hope to sort an ID out sooner rather than later) viz.

[iii] beside the Public Footpath running between the Thames Path and Norman Road North:

Spanish Stonecrop viz.

and Winter Heliotrope viz.

[iv] beside Norman Road North:

Bristly Ox-Tongue
Common Knapweed
Crown Vetch viz.

Goat's-Rue viz.

Wild Carrot viz.

and [v] beside the Thames Path:

Common Mallow
Cowslip viz.

Hogweed
and Sea Aster viz.