More wine and cider! Producers enjoy the hot weather but some warn they will need rain to avoid damaging crops. Source of shared Link

Nanofarm Fully automated indoor growing system for microgreens Screenshots Hunter's comment This is a modern and efficient system for people who want to grow some of their own food but don't have a garden

There are a whole range of galls found on oak trees. I believe this one is the Artichoke Gall (Andricus fecundator) on Oak (Quercus robur). Galls are caused by chemicals injected by the larva of certain

This was a young bird I found in the barn last June. I never managed to identify it before it left the building. It does look a bit like an Angry Bird though... Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

Goldfinch on burdock [Wales, November 2017] Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

The rhubarb is now sprouting. Maybe I should have covered it? Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

I found these in my polytunnel last November when I was cleaning up the polytunnel. You can judge the size of them by the two woodlice that are investigating them. Are they slug eggs? Steepshot | IPFS

The berries of the Guelder Rose (Viburnum opulus) [west Wales, August 2017] Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

Unknown Fungi under oak trees - anyone know the name. I have included my boot (size 6) for comparison. [west Wales, November 2018] Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

Unknown species of lichen. West Wales. September 2017 Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

Pennywort is an edible that grows profusely along our damp shaded walls. It tastes a little like peas. Photography taken September 2017. Created with Steepshot View in the web app

Common Ragwort (Jacobaea vulgaris, also know as) Senecio jacobaea covered in bees. Ragwort contains many different alkaloids, making it poisonous to certain animals particularly horses. It can be toxic

An unknown species of lichen. [Wales / July 2017] Created with Steepshot View in the web app

The nut of the Common Hazel (Corylus avellana) - Wales, July 2017 Created with Steepshot View in the web app

This stone is being used as a gatepost now. I wonder if it was once a reject gravestone...? Created with Steepshot View in the web app

A welcome sight in the garden as they apparently eat slugs. Created with Steepshot View in the web app

A 200+ year old oak tree (Querus robur) with a big hole where a hefty bough has broken off. I am sure there must be some interesting inhabitants living in that hole... Created with Steepshot View in the

The decay of the Common Dock leaf gives a beautiful array of colours. Created with Steepshot View in the web app

Just testing the new account. Worried the lightning will be coming soon to fry my chips. Better keep an eye on lightningmaps.org I wonder what I should write about with a name like steemweather...? Anyone