Crocosmia empty seed cases.

A while ago I blipped the Crocosmia seeds in one of the seed heads.  At Kanyl's today, I spotted the cases after the seeds had disappeared.  The shape and texture caught my eye so they are blipped.

Tonight we attended a meeting of the local Wildlife Trust support group for a fascinating talk on Peatland Conservation.  He also brought items ranging from a mini bog through the cast skin of Dragonfly Larvea to pieces of perfectly preserved birch found in a peat bed.   the mini bog was interesting as it showed a piece from a Cumbrian bog which contained many plants of Sarracennia an American plant.  It is so invasive they have to go into a treacherous part of the bog to pull it out.