Out in the fields yesterday a small patch of Common Vetch Vicia sativa, which belongs to the pea family Fabaceae, caught my eye. The buds were just beginning to unfurl.
May 2018, local field, Staffordshire, England. © Pete Hillman
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We have a lovely vetch called deer pea. It’s an early bloomer, and is nearly gone now, as the heat of the summer begins to rise.
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I do love flowers of this family of plants.
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Lovely shot……(and at last, a plant we have in common. None around my local area though.)
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Thank you, Vicki 🙂 It had rained the night before and I had to get right down on the ground for that one, so you can imagine when I stood up I was quite damp, lol! 🙂
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Beautiful colours and great shot Pete!
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Thank you very much, Greta 🙂
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Nice!
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Thank you 🙂 I love these small flowers.
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Everything’s coming to life at last 🙂
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Oh, it sure is! 🙂
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I do love seeing new plants coming to life. Beautiful colour and detail!
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Thank you, Belinda 🙂 I will try and get some of these when they are fully open.
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