The nearest I could get to identifying this was a Hespederae; a skipper. Here on a bramble leaf in the field. There were lots this morning.
I took Lina with me this morning as as we got to my favourite cemetery bin I spotted all these plants in it - obviously from a wicker basket that was also in there. This is before and after I'd got them home and potted them up. We have lavender, rosemary, sage, an ornamental grass, a hebe and a couple of cineraria -- also something that was unidentifiable and too far gone to survive (potted anyway) and a little pelargonium.
Off to the medical examiners. Who'd have guessed they worked on Saturdays? I avoived all trace of humanity and got to town via all the back alleys.
Look at the lovely rust on this disused streetlight.
And a Lina haiga.
3 comments:
Love the Lina haiga.
Didn't you do well with your plant fest? what a great find, hope they all grow, especially the 'dead' one!!
Med exam ok?
I did rather - large plants, most of them - £20 or £30 worth.
Med exam not good, I don't think.
Wonderful scoop on the plants! Lucky you! You do find the most amazing things.
Are you okay my friend?
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