Backblip 26th Jan: the smallest daffs

Turning left up the coastal path from  near the campsite there is an area designated as a wild flower reserve. On a walk through it I spotted all the usual suspects: rosemary, heather, thyme and gorse were all in flower, as were a few plants unknown to me as yet. I also saw some beautiful deep purple dwarf Iris and whilst admiring them, saw these minute daffodils nestling amongst the larger scrub plants. About one quarter the size of Tete-a-Tete garden bulbs, these really are dwarf plants!