3
0
Norway maple tree
1
0
London plane
1
0
Trees of Exwick cemetery
2
0
Norway maple tree
2
0
Two different types of silver birch
1
0
Wild cherry tree
1
0
Trees by the river clyst
0
0
Brackets on red oak and copper beech
2
0
Common beech
2
0
Hiba
5
0
London plane
0
0
Lots of cool fungi
2
0
Firethorn
1
0
Common beech
4
0
Common ash
0
0
Goat willow
0
0
River Exe with lots of cool plants
4
1
Sunflower by Exe bridges
1
0
Indian bean tree
0
0
Brackets on red oak
2
0
Common ash trees with ash dieback present
4
0
The crab apple ‘John downie’ has had some serious works done to it recently.
2
0
Female box elder
1
0
Harlequin glorybower
1
0
River Exe by millers bridge
0
0
Creeping nightshade
2
0
Lots of interesting young brackets forming. Whitebeam and cherry are the host trees
2
0
Tree of heaven
2
0
Foxglove tree
1
0
Pride of India
2
0
Black locust
3
0
Red oak and English oak
3
0
Field maple
3
0
Hawthorn
1
0
Indian bean leaf tree
1
0
Goat willow
2
0
Purple sycamore
3
0
Whitebeam
9
0
Common beech
6
0
Common ash
4
0
Common beech
6
0
Hornbeam
6
0
Tulip tree
9
1
Black locust often sends out many small prickly copies of itself - known as suckering. Not all trees do this but with black locust it is very common
3
0
Chilean nightshade
5
0
Nursery web spider webs all over the place in this field
4
0
A type of Lawson cypress
5
0
Teasel
5
0
Silver birch
4
0
Elephant ears
3
0
Ulmo tree
4
0
Common beech
3
0
Silver maple
3
0
Sycamore
3
0
Mixed trees
5
0
Indian bean tree
5
0
Ulmo tree
7
0
Large leaved lime
2
0
Common ash with ash flower galls
1
0
Black locust tree
4
0
Jersey tiger
4
0
Lime hawk moth caterpillar
3
0
Another silver lime tree
2
0
Tulip tree
2
0
Birch, plane and pine trees
2
0
Common beech
2
0
Silver lime
3
0
Wild carrot
3
0
When you can close up to a fly the patterns are actually very pretty
1
0
Sycamore
6
0
Cinnabar caterpillars
4
0
Indian bean tree
2
0
Sycamore and ash trees
1
0
Cockspur hawthorn
2
0
Copper beech
2
0
Weeping pine
5
0
Monkey puzzles tree
2
0
Oak leaved beech
2
0
Caterpillars feeding on alder leaves
5
0
Orange moth resting on a Keaki tree
5
1
Keaki (Japanese elm)
3
0
White poplar
3
0
Laburnum
4
0
Copper beech
2
0
Ash trees
3
0
Small leaved lime tree
1
0
Damson
1
0
Bird cherry
3
0
Lots of interesting bugs about and nice to see lots of fish
5
0
Lots of interesting and pretty plants along the Exe Bridges part of the river Exe
0
0
Deadly nightshade
3
0
Buff tip caterpillars
0
0
Purple clematis
0
0
Indian bean tree
4
0
Red oak
0
0
Yellow honeysuckle vine in flower
2
0
Cockspur hawthorn
1
0
A very shy and spiky caterpillar feeding on hollyhocks
5
1
Maiden hair (female)