Ever so pleased to find the blue form of our native Wood Anemone, Pendrift Downs, #Cornwall this evening. I picked a white one (there were 100s of these) for comparison of the colours.
Anemone nemorosa var. caerulea

Very pleased to have found my first patch of Cornish Moneywort, growing in the bole of a tree, Pendrift Downs, #Cornwall this evening. It's very small!
Sibthorpia europaea

Left is Round-leaved Crowfoot, right is Ivy-leaved Crowfoot, note the different leaves. Pendrift Downs, #Cornwall this evening.
Ranunculus omiophyllus and R. hederaceus

Tormentil now flowering on the moors. Pendrift Downs, #Cornwall this evening.
Potentilla erecta

A small waterfall and rapids on the De Lank River #Cornwall this evening. Pendrift Downs.

Heah Spotted Orchid rosette, the first I've seen this season, Pendrift Downs, #Cornwall this evening. There's only 1 other record for this here, back in 2008.

Woodland wildflowers by the De Lank River, Pendrift Downs, #Cornwall this evening.

Rosy Garlic on a roadside at St Kew #Cornwall today
Allium roseum

Views around Constantine Bay today

Lots of Portland Spurge in flower now on Constantine Dunes #Cornwall today.
Euphorbia portlandica

Rubbish phone photos, but more Early Meadow Grass found, this time it was next to a retail store near Fraddon #Cornwall
Poa infirma

A beautiful evening botany walk at Trevone, #cornwall this evening

Cornwall Botany for April 2023, my new blog at sylvatica2022.blogspot.com hope you like it & sorry it's a bit long, but there' so many wildflowers to feature!

Lesser Spearwort, one of thousands at Maer Lake near Bude today. Maer Lake #Cornwall #wildflowerhour
Ranunculus flammula

Maer Lake near Bude, a bird reserve managed by Cornwall Wildlife Trust. Surveyed for plants today with special permission. The only bird I disturbed was a Pheasant!

If you get confused over what type of Red Clover you might have found, i.e. Red, Zig Zag or Alsike, check the stipules. Red Clover has a membranous stipule with a bristle like tip, the others don't. The leave here looked like Zig Zag, but the stipule proved otherwise.
T. pratense

The beautiful Spring Squill along clifftop turf at Efford Head near Bude. They even managed to survive intensive sheep grazing, so I guess they don't taste very nice to ruminants. The last photo shows the typical habitat for them.
Scilla verna #Cornwall #wildflowerhour