Thursley Unusual Flora

Unfortunately I didn't take a macro or wide angle lens to Thursley not anticipating such interesting plants including large areas of Sundew complete with a trapped beetle and Lesser Bladderwort, another carnivorous plant, in some ditches. There were many areas of Marsh orchids, Crossleaved Heath (with mystery growths). Mosses and Royal Ferns plus Bracken

Orchids Buxton Heath

The Marsh Helleborines are at their peak at the moment with many very large spikes as well as more modest blooms. There are some fairly distinct Marsh Orchids and Heath Spotted Orchids but it seems most are hybrids. The only pollinator that I found was a Flower Tumbling Beetle on a Twayblade. Very bright sunshine with temperatures above 30 degrees so not ideal for flower photography!!