Had a quick walk around the Blue and Red courses in the sunshine early this morning. Beside the 10th tee on the Red I came across half a dozen or so Soapwort plants. I usually see Soapwort on the 14th/15th of the Red, this is the first time that I have come across them on the 10th. Their leaves/roots, when boiled, lather up and produce a mild detergent - hence the name.
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Soapwort Saponaria officinalis [10th Red] |
There are a lot of young birds around the course at the moment - particularly Willow Warblers and Blackcaps. This young Blackcap was in the Wood between the 16th and 17th Blue.
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Blackcap [16th Blue] |
The Grey Heron was next to the pond on the 1st Blue this morning and this rather tame young Roe Deer was in the woods behind the 6th Blue.
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Grey Heron [1st Blue] |
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Roe Deer [6th Blue] |
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