West Malvern Community Woods, Worcestershire.

The West Malvern Community Wood is the picture of idylic beauty, for both children an adults to enjoy and explore. I will let the photos I took today speak for themselves.

Wild Garlic

Ferns

Bench and buttercups

Bluebells and Nettle flowers

Fern

Buttercups

Dandylion

Fungi

Dandylions and buttercups

Bluebell on path

Wild garlic

Bee on flower

 

Broom at side of path

 

Wyche Cutting, Worcester. A walk in the woods.

Fern unfurling

Today I walked from the Wyche
 Cutting church car park, south
along the path through the woods
 to Gardiners Quarry. The path
 takes you through lightly wooded
 deciduous areas and a small

The footpath

 coniferous wood. Along the way
 you come across several areas 
where bluebells are growing. There
 are areas thick with ferns, areas
 covered by foxglove and willow herb
 plants, both of which should be beautiful

Bluebell detail

come late July and August. There are
 also areas thick with brambles so come
 autumn there should be plenty of 
blackberries.

Tree root detail

Foxgloves along path

Bluebells