Waking up to...:
Followed by a morning walk through the elevated fields of Mt Aso - Kuju National Park
Fringed Pink, (Kawaradeshiko) カワラナデシコ
Udo, ウド also known as
Mountain Asparagus
Visited by a Striped Shield
Bug, アカスジカメムシ
Legft: Mamakona, ママコナ; Right: Kyushu Creeping Cranesbill, (Tsukushi Fuuro) ツクシフウロ
Japanese Lady Bell, (Saiyoushajin) サイヨウシャジン
Chinese Fountain Grass, (Chikarashiba) チカラシバ
Left ??? (seen in wooded area); Right: Great Burnet, (Waremoko) ワレモコウ
Bird Vetch, (Kusafuji) クサフジ
Otogiriso, オトギリソウ and Black-eyed Susan, (Aragehangonso) アラゲハンゴンソウ
Not native to Japan, but worth an eye: Black-eyed Susan, (Aragehangonso) アラゲハンゴンソウ
What's this below?
Probably a common flower, but I haven't found a name for it yet. Mr A???
Walking back through the woods: Lanca Asiabell, (Tsuru Ninjin) ツルニンジン (aka
Deodeok)
I was specially pleased to find these flowers in the wild. First time!
Kobushi Magnolia, (Kobushi) コブシ
What was the story again about male and female parts of these plants?
Mt Aso area with Mt Neko in the back
Unstable weather
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