ID please (1 Viewer)

[sparviter]

Id for this plant please
Many thanks

 

[Butty]

Could you give the location and the date, please? Thanks.
Assuming that both of those are suitable (ie that it's somewhere in NW Europe), and allowing for the fact that it's not possible to see the leaves terribly clearly, it looks like bird's foot trefoil (rather than, say, horseshoe vetch).

 

[sparviter]

Id for this plant please
Many thanks

England - East Anglia this morning 12th of June 2022.

My first thought was birds foot trefoil.

 

[Julie50]

Flowers look like bft, but vegetation doesn’t. I think there is some wild marjoram (bigger leaves to the left and right), the daisy-like flowers and “feathery” leaves a type of mayweed or yarrow?

 

[Butty]

Flowers look like bft, but vegetation doesn’t

There are many leaves immediately around the main flowerhead that are very plausibly bird's foot trefoil. I agree with you about the ID of the other plants in the photo, including yarrow.

 

[Julie50]

Thanks Butty - I am trying to improve my knowledge of our wild flowers

 

[Butty]

Me too!

 

[sparviter]

Is this a better photo

 

[Julie50]

Definitely bird’s foot trefoil. We used to call it the bacon and egg plant. This one is quite yellow but you can see some red on the emerging flower buds, hence the name!

 

[Butty]

I couldn't rule out greater birdsfoot trefoil, which is usually in damper places.