One more Herb-robert flower! #WildflowerHour

Common Hogweed was also still flowering #WildflowerHour

Common Fumitory was still flowering #WildflowerHour

Some of the last Common Yarrow, with a friendly insect #WildflowerHour

Common Field Speedwell and Scentless Mayweed, from the edge of a field #WildflowerHour

Green Alkanet and Selfheal flowers #WildflowerHour

There are fewer and fewer local wildflowers #WildflowerHour I saw Chickweed, Common Fumitory, Common Hogweed, Scentless Mayweed, Scarlet Pimpernel, Selfheal, Sowbread, Common Field Speedwell, Tormentil, and Common Yarrow #TheWinter10 Here are some of them!

No longer flowering, but heather still offers some subdued colour #WildflowerHour

Still some Herb-robert flowers! #WildflowerHour

Some Gorse has started flowering #WildflowerHour

Some Green Alkanet was still flowering in a couple of sheltered places #WildflowerHour

Everything seems to be becoming much sparser, but these were still flowering #WildflowerHour

There are still some Herb-robert flowers! #WildflowerHour

In the rain, Scarlet Pimpernel and Selfheal were still flowering #WildflowerHour

I also found a common Vetch flower #WildflowerHour

Some Aster family flowers are still flowering, one is Bristly Ox-Tongue but I'm not sure about the others #WildflowerHour

Common Field Speedwell is still flowering in some places #WildflowerHour

Some Stitchwort was flowering again #WildflowerHour

There are still some Herb-robert flowers, but becoming quite sparse #WildflowerHour

I found some Common Fumitory flowering #WildflowerHour

Ivy is flowering #WildflowerHour

Red Campion is still flowering! #WildflowerHour

There were many clumps of flowers across an arable field, although I'm not quite sure what they all were #WildflowerHour Perhaps this might be Field Woundwort? #WildflowerID

There are still some of these flowers in places #WildflowerHour Perhaps they are some kind of cinquefoil although some have five petals and some seem to have four

I found a Lesser Periwinkle flower, although I thought that these were spring flowers! #WildflowerHour

A herb-robert flower in the sunlight #WildflowerHour

Common field speedwell flowers in the sunlight #WildflowerHour

Some milkwort flowers! These were darker blue than some of the others #WildflowerHour

Perhaps this was Bristly Ox-Tongue, still flowering #WildflowerHour

I found a green alkanet flower #WildflowerHour

Red dead-nettle is also still flowering #WildflowerHour

I found another lesser stitchwort flowering #WildflowerHour

Some common knapweed is still flowering #WildflowerHour

Red campion flowers! These are always nice to see, there don't seem to be many of these locally #WildflowerHour

I found a Cut-Leaved Crane's Bill flower #WildflowerHour

Even more white flowers! White Dead-nettle was flowering as well #WildflowerHour

There were many tiny white flowers this week: Thyme-leaved speedwell, Shepherd's Purse, Chickweed, and Mouse-Ear Chickweed

I found some common milkwort, although the flowers hadn't quite opened #WildflowerHour

Yellow pimpernel is also still flowering in a few places #WildflowerHour

Herb-robert is still flowering #WildflowerHour

Germander speedwell flowers! I don't often see these #WildflowerHour

There are also still some St-John's wort flowers, although I'm not quite sure which type or types they are #WildflowerHour

There are still some fleabane and ragwort flowers #WildflowerHour

I found some Black Nightshade flowering! #WildflowerHour

There are still so many Chicory flowers! #WildflowerHour

Thyme-Leaved Speedwell flowers, they are very small and look completely white from a distance #WildflowerHour

Common Field Speedwell flowers #WildflowerHour

I think this is Common Yarrow flowering #WildflowerHour

Many white wildflowers are covering an impressive amount of an arable field #WildflowerHour But I'm not sure how to identify Asteraceae flowers like this #WildflowerID Perhaps it's Scentless Mayweed?

I think this is Lesser Stitchwort flowering #WildflowerHour I haven't seen any of these since they were abundant in the spring, so I was surprised to see these now