A walk in the wood.

What a lovely walk toto, I especially like that view through the trees.

Thanks Ginellie.
Thank you Bonkers. If you see this blog you will understand what I meant by the identification.
What I said may be an Alkanet is in fact the Brunnera which appeared in one of your recent photos.
I have now edited the blog so that not everyone manages to spot that I'm an idiot.

Oh Wow see what you mean Toto..how great is that to see it in its native habitat !

Love the Wood Anenomes Toto, I would like some of these amongst my trees :)

It's a lovely spot Toto - you're lucky to have this close by.

I love to see the spring wild flowers and pussy willows. It's the best time of year I think.

Dawnsaunt. They are beautiful little flowers but I've never seen them for sale anywhere. Hockley Wood, which is where these are, is absolutely full of them at this time of year.
Yes Bonkers, great to see in it's native habitat as you say.
Hywel. I too love all the spring flowers, the trees coming into bud and the leaves unfurling and the first insects. I guess it's because spring is the transformation from the dead of winter to the abundance of summer.
Bernieh. You are so right, I am very lucky to have all this practically on my doorstep.
Thank you all for your comments.

Hi Toto - I could probably get some seeds online from a native wild flower seed co. I agree, Spring is certainly coming to life .... at long last and how wonderful it is :-)

Oh Yes!

What a lovely walk, and aren't you clever knowing the names of all the plants! I wouldn't have known any of them. (Wouldn't stop me appreciating them though!)

Thanks Jan. When you go to the same place a few times you get to know the plants that are there.

I enjoyed your walk in the wood lovely wild flowers there

It's a very old wood Morgana. Apparently people like Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn and other famous people used to hunt there.

That is very interesting do they do public tours there, those were the days when they only killed to eat not greed in order to make money.:)

They don't really do tours as such and I'm not sure that they only killed to eat either. If you want to find out more just type "Hockley Wood" into your search engine.

Thanks I will :)