On Saturday 9 April the Association de botanique et de mycologie had an outing to Séligny. Here are some of the things we saw.
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| Green-winged Orchid Anacamptis morio (Fr. Orchis buffon). |
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| Green-winged Orchid. |
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| A male Saint Mark's Fly Bibio marci (Fr. Bibion). |
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| Two marvellous botanists, Jean P and Jean B, with Laurent and André. I'm lucky to know these people. |
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| Green-winged Orchid. |
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| Botanists getting together. |
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| Red Roof Moss Ceratodon purpureus, which grows where vine prunings have been burnt. |
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| Part of the site we visited is a vineyard. |
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| Part of the site is an orchard. |
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| Common Dog Violet Viola riviniana (Fr. Violette de Rivin) -- spur paler than petals and notched at the end, strong 'landing pad' striations for pollinators. |
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| Agile Frog Rana dalmatina (Fr. Grenouille agile). |
5 comments:
I wonder if you are using your phone or a camera to take the photos. Either way, they are very good.
Beautiful photos of Nature’s wonders!
Are these beehives on the third photo from the end?
Ken: Thank you. Mostly the phone these days. The orchids might be camera shots, but might not be.
chm: Thank you. Yes, there are beehives in the orchard.
Séligny commune d'Antogny, pas Sérigny !...
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