Isolation walks - May - South Cotswold Ramblers

Isolation walks - May

A White Early Purple

White Early Purples and a heron

We head down the Miry valley where young cattle lurk in the undergrowth

Short walk becomes long walk

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

Ann’s walk from Nailsworth

Piccadilly Wood

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

Nailsworth, Woodchester, Selsley

A vineyard across the valley

Manor Woods to Amberley

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

May trip looking for butterflies on Cam Long Down

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

Walks from Dursley 3

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

Pale pink Early Purples, yellow, closed footpath

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