Close to where we now live is a Woodland Area. Normally - in the Spring we would have guided Woodland Walks - guided by those who have volunteered to conserve it under the guidance of the Woodland Trust. The display of BLUEBELLS - in the Sunset is breathtaking ! It is a haven for other Wild Flowers & Trees - Birds - Mammals - Insects - Fungi etc etc. Such Areas are an important part of the English Heritage and need to be preserved and protected and protected against Vandalism & Urban Development !
B LUEBELLS are opportunistic & ephemeral flowers
L ove to appear in Spring to grace our bowers
U nlike other flowers - she takes her chance
E specially when the competition*s scance !
B LUEBELLS thrive - when there are gaps - in canopy above
E xploit the sunlight to create - the Bluebell Show - we love !
L ovely in shape - in colour & in size
L akes of shimmering Blue - captivate our Eyes !
Thanks for visit comments welcome Love Angela & Brian 💛💛💛
Angela & I love Bluebells and we have an area at the bottom of our new Garden - under the trees. When I doing an Open University BSc Degree there was a Unit on ECOLOGY. I chose *Bluebell Zonation as my project. It examined the factors (such as sunlight - competition - trees etc) which influenced growth. Some of these are mentioned in the Video.