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Water Avens, deep in woodland. [BACK]
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Corry Shoal, near Corry Strand, where Lesser Black-backed Gulls have a small colony. [BACK]
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Delicate flowers of the insectivorous plant, Common Butterwort [BACK]
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A rather ruffled young Long-tailed Tit, often seen in flocks among the Alder trees around Lough Allen. [BACK]
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Dovesfoot Cranesbill. A close relative of Herb Robert [BACK]
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Wall Pennywort. [BACK]
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Common Sandpiper. We always look forward to the arrival of these lovely birds in Spring, coming all the way from Africa. [BACK]
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Close up of Lady’s Smock (sometimes called Cuckoo flower). [BACK]
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Hillsides near The Playbank, and a good place to find the Small White Orchid. [BACK]
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Striking looking flowers of the very common, Yellow Rattle. [BACK]
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