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Isolation walks - May

Ann’s walk from Nailsworth

Nailsworth, Woodchester, Selsley

Pale pink Early Purples, at least that's what I think they are

Pale pink Early Purples, yellow, closed footpath

Nailsworth, Woodchester, Coaley Peak, Nympsfield

A vineyard across the valley

Manor Woods to Amberley

Then near Bismore we see this amazing tree in the field. What is it? (Sue J used her new app to discover it is an Empress Tree, a species of the Foxglove tree. Karen also found out what it was)

Fourth flag and an amazing tree

May Day in Gloucestershire was blustery but we managed a walk in the afternoon and didn’t get wet

Bury and Tumulus on May Day

A White Early Purple

White Early Purples and a heron

As I watch it appears to be folding a leaf over itself

Walks from Dursley 3

The warden was out looking for Dingy Skipper butterflies and we think this is one

May trip looking for butterflies on Cam Long Down

Piccadilly Wood

Isolation walks - May

Ann's walk from Nailsworth

Pale pink Early Purples, yellow, closed footpath

Bury and Tumulus on May Day

White Early Purples and a heron

Manor Woods to Amberley

May trip looking for butterflies on Cam Long Down

Nailsworth, Woodchester, Selsley

Fourth flag and an amazing tree

Walks from Dursley 3

Piccadilly Wood

Nailsworth, Woodchester, Coaley Peak, Nympsfield

Short walk becomes long walk