#ragwort wood

[smashpages]

The comics website Broken Frontier announced the winners of their annual awards earlier this month, with ND Stevenson’s Substack comic I’m Fine I’m Fine Just Understand taking the prize in the webcomics category. Stevenson was up against an impressive array of webcomics, including Buuza!! by Shazleen Khan (pictured above); Drowse by Frank Verano, Nick Klinger, Jaime Huxtable and Taylor Esposito; Lore Olympus by Rachel Smythe; and Ragwort Wood by Sarah Gordon — all of which are worth a click, so check them out.

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[vandaliatraveler]

“Every spring is the only spring, a perpetual astonishment.”

- Ellis Peters

Photos from a hike this evening in Elizabeth’s Woods at Toms Run Preserve. From top: Azure bluet (Houstonia caerulea); a diminutive spring peeper (Pseudacris crucifer) hiding in the leaf litter; rue anemone (Thalictrum thalictroides); blackhaw viburnum (Viburnum prunifolium); lavender variation of dwarf larkspur (Delphinium tricorne); golden ragwort (Packera aurea); Jack-in-the-pulpit (Arisaema triphyllum); blue cohosh (Caulophyllum thalictroides); and a very shy Eastern box turtle (Terrapene carolina carolina).

[kylo-wrecked]

and that's the story. @protectmypeople

[dansnaturepictures]

28/07/2023-Lakeside lunch time walk and home

Photos taken in this set are of: 1. Beautiful Speckled Wood in vegetation just north of Lakeside, I saw a fair few of these along the northern path which I enjoyed today too. 2. Common Field grasshopper which I was pleased to find in the lovely vegetation in the area to the west of the site. 3, 4, 6 and 7. Views at Lakeside. 5. A gorgeous Green-veined White. 8. Dramatic sky out the back this morning. 9. Mallards. 10. Common Red Soldier beetles.

At lunch time I also enjoyed seeing the Great Crested Grebe chicks well, Goldfinch, Magpie, Gatekeeper, Meadow Brown, Small White, bees, Marmalade hoverfly, Swollen-thighed beetle, gypsywort which I enjoyed noticing here this week, self-heal, lesser stitchwort, mallow, lady's bedstraw, ragwort, broad-leaved and white clover, swathes of agrimony, bindweed, meadow crane's-bill, bird's-foot trefoil, red bartsia, guelder rose and rowan berries and lovely purple teasel with Wren heard. It was thrilling to see a few butterflies walking back out the front on the way home, Small White and Red Admiral and Comma it was exciting to see them here.

[galacticnikki]

A Baby Witch's First Grimoire

Grimoire Entry 14 - Protection Herbs

A:

Acacia

African Violet

Agrimony

Ague Root

Aloe

Althea

Alyssum

Amaranth

Angelica

Anise

Arbutus

Asafetida

Ash

B:

Balm of Gilead

Bamboo

Barley

Basil

Bay

Bean

Betony, Wood

Birch

Bittersweet

Blackberry

Bladderwrack

Bloodroot

Bluebell

Bodhi

Boneset

Briony

Bromeliad

Broom

Buckthorn

Burdock

C:

Cactus

Calamus

Caraway

Carnation

Cascara Sagrada

Castor

Cedar

Celandine

Chrysanthemum

Cinchona

Cinnamon

Cinquefoil

Clove

Clover

Club Moss

Coconut

Cohosh, Black

Cotton

Cumin

Curry

Cyclamen

Cypress

D-G:

Datura

Devil's Bit

Devil's Shoestring

Dill

Dogwood

Dragon's Blood

Ebony

Elder

Elecenpane

Eucalyptus

Euphorbia

Fern

Figwort

Fleabane

Frankincense

Galangal

Garlic

Geranium

Ginseng

Gorse

Gourd

Grain

Grass

H-K:

Hazel

Heather

Holly

Honeysuckle

Horehound

Houseleek

Hyacinth

Hyssop

Irish Moss

Ivy

Juniper

Kava-Kava

L-M:

Lady's Slippers

Larch

Larkspur

Lavender

Lekk

Lettuce

Lilac

Lime

Linden

Loosestrife

Lotus

Lucky Hand

Mallow

Mandrake

Marigold

Masterwort

Meadow Rue

Mimosa

Mint

Mistletoe

Molluka

Mugwort

Mulberry

Mullein

Mustard

Myrrh

N-Q:

Nettle

Norfolk Island Pine

Oak

Olive

Onion

Orris

Papaya

Papyrus

Parsley

Pennyroyal

Peony

Pepper

Periwinkle

Pilot Weed

Pimpernel

Pine

Plantain

Plum Purslane

Quince

R-S:

Radish

Ragwort

Raspberry

Rattlesnake Root

Rhubarb

Rice

Roots

Rose

Rosemary

Rowan

Sage

St. John's Wort

Sandalwood

Sloe

Snapdragon

Southernwood

Spanish Moss

Squill

Sweetgum

T-Z:

Tamarisk

Thistle

Ti

Toadflax

Tomato

Tormentil

Tulip

Turnip

Valerian

Venus' Fly Trap

Vervain

Violet

Wax Plant

Willow

Wintergreen

Witch's Hazel

Wolf's Bane

Yerba Santa

Yucca

Feel free to check out my master post for more information!

[stagewitch]

Correspondences Running Master List (P-R)

Past Life Recall - snowflake obsidian, carnelian

Passion - carnelian, tomato

Peace/Harmony - dulse, eryngo, gardenia, lavender, loosestrife, meadowsweet, morning glory, myrtle, olive, passion flower, pennyroyal, skullcap, vervain, violet, prehnite, carnelian

Perseverance - snowflake obsidian, honey calcite, 

Positivity - celestite

Power - carnation, club moss, devil’s shoestring, ebony, gentian, ginger, rowan, carnelian

Prophetic Dreams - bracken, buchu, cinquefoil, heliotrope, jasmine, marigold, mimosa, mugwort, onion, rose, blue calcite 

Prosperity - alfalfa, alkanet, ahnond, ash, banana, benzion, nuts, oak, tomato, tulip, thyme

Protection - acacia, african violet, agrimony, ague root, aloe, althea, alyssum, amaranth, anemone, angelica, anise, arbutus, asafoetida, ash, balm of gilead, bamboo, barley, basil, bay, bean, wood betony, birch, bittersweet, blackberry, bladderwrack, bloodroot, blueberry, bodhi, boneset, briony, bromeliad, broom, buckthorn, burdock, cactus, calamus, caraway, carnation, cascara sagrada, castor, cedar, celandine, chrysanthemum, cinchona, cinnamon, cinquefoil, clove, clover, club moss, coconut, black cohosh, cotton, cumin, curry, cyclamen, cypress, datura, devil’s bit, devil’s shoestring, dill, dogwood, dragon’s blood, ebony, elder, elecenpane, eucalyptus, euphorbia, fennel, fern, feverwort, figwort, flax, fleabane, foxglove, frankincense, galangal, garlic, geranium, ginseng, gorse, gourd, grain, grass, hazel, heather, holly, honeysuckle, horehound, houseleek, hyacinth, hyssop, irish moss, ivy, juniper, kava-kava, lady’s slipper, larch, larkspur, lavender, leek, lettuce, lilac, lily, lime, linden, liquidambar, loosestrife, lotus, lucky hand, mallow, mandrake, marigold, masterwort, meadow rue, mimosa, mint, mistletoe, molluka, mugwort, mulberry, mullein, mustard, myrrh, nettle, norfolk island pine, oak, olive, onion, orris, papaya, papyrus, parsley, pennyroyal, peony, pepper, pepper tree, periwinkle, pilot weed, pimpernel, pine, plantain, plum, primrose, purslane, quince, radish, ragwort, raspberry, rattlesnake root, rhubarb, rice, roots, rose, rosemary, rowan, sage, st. john’s wort, sandalwood, slow, snapdragon, southernwood, spanish moss, squill, tamarisk, thistle, thyme, ti, toadflax, tomato, tormentil, tulip, turnip, valerian, venus’ flytrap, vervain, violet, wax plant, willow, wintergreen, witch hazel, wolf’s bane, woodruff, yerba santa, yucca, black tourmaline, 

Psychic Powers - acacia, althea, bay, bistort, bladderwrack, borage, buchu, celery, cinnamon, citron, elecampane, eyebright, flax, galangal, grass, honeysuckles, lemongrass, mace, marigold, mastic, mugwort, peppermint, rose, rowan, saffron, star anise, stillengia, sumbul, thyme, uva ursa, wormwood, yarrow, yerba santa 

Public Speaking - carnelian, sodalite

Purification - alkanet, anise, gum arabic, asafoetida, avens, bay, benzoin, wood betony, bloodroot, broom, cedar, chamomile, coconut, copal, euphorbia, fennel, horseradish, hyssop, iris, lavender, lemon balm, lemon, lemon verbena, mimosa, parsley, peppermint, pepper tree, rosemary, sagebrush, shallot, holy thistle, thyme, tobacco, turmeric, valerian, vervain, yucca. Bloodstone, black tourmaline,

Rain (to cause to fall) - bracken, cotton, fern, heather, pansy, rice, toadstool

Renewal - lemon balm

[rowandriftwood]

I'm trying to get back to using my perfume collection, which is often sort of "out of sight, out of mind". I have about 50 scents (mostly BPAL imps) that I've organized it all into a spreadsheet, sorted by season.

These are the ones I'm taking out for the next couple of weeks:

Saint-Germain (BPAL 2006) - "Gilded amber, hypnotic lavender, brash carnation and deep mosses." This is one of my very favorite scents, which was sadly discontinued in 2010. I've been hoarding about half an imp for a long time, but I should just let myself enjoy it.

Loviatar (BPAL 2006) - "The slap of slick, hot leather punctuates the warm, sensual embrace of black amber, red musk and dark, lascivious myrrh." Another one I love that was discontinued in 2010, and I only have a drop left. The BPAL website is teasing me that it might be re-released at some point, but who knows?

Calico Jack (BPAL 2007 & 2021) - "Sea air, driftwood, waterlogged kelp, and the memory of plundered spices sprayed over worn leathers, rough musk, and the salty wooden floorboards of the Revenge." I have an old imp I want to use up before I get into the new one.

Ave Maria Gratia Plena (BPAL 2021) - "Rosewood with Sicilian lemon peel, red Mysore sandalwood, pale musks, sweet mountain sage and a dusting of lily, night-blooming jasmine and orris."

Robin Goodfellow (BPAL 2021) - "Dark musk, moss-covered wood, ragwort, heather, and sage."

Gravity (Coty 2000) - "Top notes are White Pepper, Lime, Sage and Mandarin Orange; middle notes are Cloves and Freesia; base notes are Leather, Vanilla and Woodsy Notes." This scent is kind of a guilty pleasure of mine. It was the cologne all the boys were wearing when I was in high school in the mid 90s. It reminds me of a lot of good times, and so I've incorporated it into my gender journey.

Speakeasy (Samar Pit Crew 2022) - "French oakwood, soft leather, tobacco, gin, rum, elderflower, vetiver. 'Speakeasy' is an offering to queer joy - past, present, and future." My roommate got me this one for Christmas, and I keep forgetting to test it out.

[dayly-butterflies]

Peacock butterfly

🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

Peacock butterfly (Aglais io)

JUST LOOK AT THEM!!🧡🧡🧡 Oml the pattern on the peacock butterfly is honestly one of my favourites.the beautiful pattern actually serves a purpose and that is to confuse potential predators with the eyes that appears on there wings. Found in Europe the peacock butterfly lives mostly on thistles and ragwort, as well as sap and honeydew. Into early autumn, they may also feed on rotten fruit to build up body fat in preparation for winter. They come out in summer and go into hibernation during winter, mostly taking shelter in hollow trees, dead wood, sheds, and attics for seven to eight months until the next spring. During the winter they might hiss at predators as a defence mechanism because it could be hard for them to see the eye spots with the low lighting

[corvidpaws]

A Comprehensive Warrior Cats Herb Guide | Part 2.

Parsley - stops queens producing milk. Can also be used for bellyache. Poppy Seeds - helps a cat sleep, soothes shock and eases pain. Ragweed - gives a cat extra strength or energy. Ragwort Leaves - treats aching joints and gives strength. Raspberry Leaves - eases pain and stops bleeding. Used at difficult kittings. Rosemary - disguises the scent of death. Rush - holds a broken limb in place. Sorrel - helps build up a cat's appetite. Apart of the travelling herb mixture eaten before a long journey. Sticks - (when bitten) distracts cats from pain, can be used with rush or catchweed to create a splint. Stinging Nettle - induces vomiting, brings down swelling, (when mixed with comfrey) heals broken bones, (when chewed) helps fight against infection. Sweet-sedge - eases infection. Tansy - cures coughs, soothes throats, used to cure wounds and poisons. Tormentil Root - good for treating all wounds and extracting poison. Thyme - calms nervousness, anxiety and shock. Watermint - eases bellyache. Wild Garlic - prevents infection and draws out the poison in rat bites. Willow Bark - eases pain. Willow Leaves - stops vomiting. Wintergreen - treats wounds and some poisons. Wood Sorrel - dries up wounds. Yarrow - makes a cat vomit, extracts poison from wounds and soothes cracked or sore pads.

[whatsbloomingnow]

Small's Ragwort (Packera anonyma (Alph. Wood) W. A. Weber & A. Love)

Asteraceae/Compositae (Aster/Composit Family) Synonym(s): Appalachian Ragwort, Plain Ragwort, Southern Ragwort Base Flower Color: Yellow, OrangeReproductive Phenology: Apr , MayBloom Notes: Flowers early June to mid-July in North. For more information about this plant, Click Here.

[anenglishwoodcomstuff]

"... see the fading many-colour'd woods" #plant

A line from a poem by James Thomson and what might be Ragwort, Senecio jacobaea. Picture taken October 5. #wildflowers #plants #nature #naturephotography #woods #wildflower

[vandaliatraveler]

An Easter bouquet of some of Central Appalachia's finest spring wildflowers, courtesy of Core Arboretum at West Virginia University.

From top: cutleaf toothwort (Cardamine concatenata); Virginia spring beauty (Claytonia virginica); Carolina spring beauty (Claytonia caroliniana); sessile trillium (Trillium sessile); twinleaf (Jeffersonia diphylla); immature golden ragwort (Packera aurea); dwarf larkspur (Delphinium tricorne); Virginia bluebells (Mertensia virginica), including a rare white-flowered variation; woodland phlox (Phlox divaricata), also known as wild blue phlox; harbinger of spring (Erigenia bulbosa), also known as pepper and salt; Dutchman's breeches (Dicentra cucullaria); downy yellow violet (Viola pubescens); yellow trout lily (Erythronium americanum), also known as dog-tooth violet; and celandine poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum), also known as wood poppy.

[dansnaturepictures]

21/07/2024-Honeysuckle, one of my first Silver-washed Fritillaries of the year, dashing Comma, ragwort and gorgeous views on a brilliant afternoon at Martin Down today.

Other highlights were my first ever Magpie moth and dewberry, my first Scarlet Tiger moth and wild basil of the year, loads of Marbled Whites, Ringlets, Gatekeepers and Meadow Browns which helped make another great Big Butterfly Count alongside other species seen I'm enjoying doing this important and fun activity a lot lately, Peacock butterfly, Red Admiral, Speckled Wood, sumptuous Dark Green Fritillaries, Large Skipper, Small Skipper, perhaps the last Swollen-thighed beetle I'll see this year, Black-and-Yellow Longhorn beetle, Common Red Soldier beetle, oil and ground beetle on a strong beetle day, spider possible wolf spider with egg sac, marjoram, mignonette, mugwort, honeysuckle, broad-leaved enchanter's nightshade, centaury, St. John's-wort, scabious, self-heal and red bartsia. Another top summer weekend.

[monmorgandy]

Ragwort abounding by Thomas Cizauskas Via Flickr: Abounding in the meadow: ragwort! Legacy Park Decatur, Georgia, USA. 7 May 2022. *************** ▶ "Packera anonyma, called Appalachian ragwort and Small's ragwort, is a flowering, perennial plant in the Asteraceae (aster) family. Packera anonyma produces abundant yellow flowers during May through early June. It inhabits rock outcrops, roadsides, woods, and disturbed areas. It is native to the lower Northeastern United States and across the Southeastern United States." — Wikipedia. ▶ "The inflorescence of Packera anonyma is a corymb-like array - the lower/outer stalks are longer than those in the middle, so that all the flowers in the inflorescence are at more or less the same level, giving it a somewhat flat top. There may be several of these arrays on a plant, and the plant may have over 100 individual compound flowers.The blossom of Small's Ragwort is golden yellow, with both the ray and disk flowers being that color. The number of ray flowers varies from 8 to 15. Packera anonyma grows up to around 3 feet tall." — Wildflowers of the Unted States *************** ▶ Photo by Yours For Good Fermentables.com. ▶ For a larger image, type 'L' (without the quotation marks). — Follow on Twitter: @Cizauskas. — Follow on Facebook: YoursForGoodFermentables. — Follow on Instagram: @tcizauskas. ▶ Camera: Olympus OM-D E-M10 II. — Edit: Photoshop Elements 15, Nik Collection. ▶ Commercial use requires explicit permission, as per Creative Commons.

[kristo-flowers]

Detail of a pine forest with wood ragwort in the Ardennes, Luxembourg, Belgium

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[entertainmentnerdly]

A Butterfly and friend on some Ragwort in the woods yesterday via /r/natureporn https://ift.tt/30gS2co