The Flora of Hutton Roof : Arenaria serpyllifolia (Thyme -leaved Sandwort

Sunday, June 30, 2019

Arenaria serpyllifolia (Thyme -leaved Sandwort

Arenaria serpyllifolia (Thyme Leaved Sandwort) Click over to enlarge

Photo: Dalton Crags 29th June 2019

Arenaria serpyllifolia (Thyme Leaved Sandwort) Click over to enlarge
Photo: Dalton Crags on 29th June 2019

Thyme Leaved Sandwort which was quite prominent midway along the main track which goes through the upper Dalton (or deforested) area. When I looked very close at the anthers I noticed they also had the pink tips just like you get with the Minuartia verna (Spring Sandwort).

My other Nature Sites

You might also wish to check out my other "nature" blogs which you can reach by clicking on the following links:

HUTTON ROOF'S SPECIAL FERNS AND MORE - A lovely blog showing the wild ferns and allies which are on the Hutton Roof complex. Depicts photos during fern development and also shows very interesting variants that appear from time to time.

EPIPACTIS ATRORUBENS AND MORE - A lovely blog of my studies into this rare wild orchid along with interesting photos and information on its hybrids and many varieties. Also a daily diary during the "epipactis" orchid season.

I LOVE ARNSIDE AND SILVERDALE - My general day to day nature finds with lots of photos of mine (and my kind contributors) to the Blog - its very casual and covers a large area but in the main (HUTTON ROOF).

NATURE, POETRY, SKETCHES, AND THE REST - This is a lovely blog containing my poetry, sketches, and my artistic side. - again its very casual and can be entertaining.