Friday, 20 July 2012

Common spotted orchids



The common spotted orchids and meadow buttercups in this marshy area of Corstorphine Hill certainly seem to have benefited from the rainy spring and summer! I've never seen so many orchids here!

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4 comments:

Sandy's witterings said...

These seem to be cropping up all over the shop just now. Over at the Glebe blog yesterday morning, somebody popping into my lab talking about them yesterday and I only registered them in real life a couple of weeks ago when I was in Arisaig - they had to be pointed out to me (what else am I missing ?)

Carol Steel said...

Lovely photos. I've not seen those here and wonder if they're indigenous to Scotland.

RG said...

We don't have them so I enjoyed their picture. Hooo - but we do have buttercups!

Draffin Bears said...

Hi Juliet,

The beauty of a lot of rain, brings forth some lovely plants.
The Orchids are pretty.

Enjoy the weekend
Hugs
Carolyn