Gate Wood end – West End, Hatfield Woodhouse, 24th August 1991.
Only 5 members turned up for a pleasant walk.
Taxononmic Name | Vernacular Name |
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Vascular Plants | |
Woody Nightshade | |
White Byony | |
Creepimg Thistle | |
Hogweed | |
Nettle | |
Oak | |
Ivy | |
Nipplewort | |
Rose | |
Hawthorn | |
White Willow | |
Water Mint | |
Mugwort | |
Elder | |
Bramble | |
Bullace (in fruit) | |
Dandelion | |
Knapweed | |
Burdock | |
Ribwort | |
Field Bindweed | |
Great Plantain | |
Dog Daisy | |
Black Bryony | |
Hedge Woundwort | |
Field Rose | |
Honeysuckle | |
Creeping Cinquefoil | |
Rose Bay | |
Meadow Vetchling | |
Goosegrass | |
Goats Beard | |
Knotgrass | |
Musk Mallow | |
Crack Willow | |
Figwort | |
Common St John’s wort | |
Celery leaved Buttercup | |
Agrimony | |
Yellow TOadflax | |
Corn Poppy | |
Curled Dock | |
Horsetail | |
Comfrey | |
Spear Thistle | |
Harebell | |
Ragwort | |
Gorse | |
Yarrow | |
Foxglove | |
Ash | |
Fat Hen | |
Woodsage | |
Wych Elm | |
Common Reed | |
Blackthorn | |
Goat Willow | |
Silverweed | |
Pineappleweed | |
Bay-leaved Willow? | |
Nodding Thistle | |
Tufted Vetch | |
White Campion | |
Bugloss | |
Pansy | |
Birds | |
Magpie | |
Crow | |
House Sparrow | |
Hedge Sparrow | |
Yellowhammer | |
Turtle Dove (2) | |
Wren | |
Blue Tit | |
Kestrel | |
House Martin | |
Wood Pigeon | |
Goldfinch | |
Linnet | |
Whitethroat | |
Lesser Black-backed Gull | |
Insects | |
Wall Brown | |
Elephant Hawkmoth caterlippar | |
Brown Dragonfly | |
Large White Butterfly | |
Common Blue | |
Grasshopper | |
Rabbit | |
Fox (droppings) | |
Robin’s Pincushion | |
Large fungus on Ash | |
West Moor Drain – 24 Aug 1991 | Mainly dried up and deepend |
Glyceria maxima | Reed Sweet-grass |
Yarrow | |
Knapweed | |
Yellow Toadfax | |
Harebell | |
Weld | |
Common Burrend | |
Angelica | |
Water Plantain | |
Foreget-me-not | |
Water Mint | |
Water Cress | |
Broad-leaved Pondweed | |
Pink Water Speedwell |
Comments
No Great Spearwort! No Water Violet! Due to ditch being extended several years previously, by vandals! Could be lost forever from the site. YES
No one else seems to keep records, hence the accent on plants. What is the purpose of visits if no records are made?
Ian McDonald (Feb 1992)