A woman stands roughly in the centre of the photo wearing a light coloured blouse, dark blue top and light blue jeans. In her left hand she's holding some clear plastic bags, some of which contains seeds. She's on a slight slope (higher top left, lower bottom right) and is surrounded by spikes of purple flowers and lower growing white, and yellow flowers.

Some of our earlier flowering plants have already set seed. Here, one of our volunteers doing a first sweep for ripe Ragged Robin, Yellow Rattle, and Tufted Vetch seed to spread in new areas once the fen has been scythed off at the end of the season.
#OxfordshireFens #FenPlants #FenRestoration 🌍

Top centre is a small white flower on a long thin stalk. Lower down and to the left are a number of unopened buds, some showing white. They're surrounded by other vegetation.

The first of our Grass-of-Parnassus (Parnassia palustris) aka Bog Star is now in flower. We're one of the most southerly sites for this plant, and thanks to our ongoing #FenRestoration work we have the largest population of them in Oxfordshire. 😍
🌍 #WildFlowerHour #OxfordshireFens #FenPlants

Seems like a good day for Parnassia glauca or grass of Parnassus or bog star. Found in a bog at Indiana Dunes NP. #wetlandplants #greatlakes #nativeplants #bogplants #fenplants