a dog's life in the Tamar valley, Cornwall, PL17

on a wet and showery day silage bales and acres of plastic sheeting for maize lend strange colour to the landscape

another attractive woodland flower, the yellow pimpernel, which unlike its scarlet cousin is always in flower.

wrens don't usually come this close, but this one was very keen to watch the compost being turned over.

as is the cowwheat. It is rumoured that there are lots of caterpillars on the cowwheat, so perhaps we will be lucky and see the return of th...

this pretty little speedwell is very abundant in the woods this year.

meanwhile, watching on