Rowan or Mountain Ash (May 2024)

Wild Garlic (May 2024)

Wood Anemone  (May 2024)

Garlic Mustard (May 2024)

Horsetail (May 2024)

Red Campion (May 2024)

Blackbird (April 2024)

Ashy Mining Bee (April 2024)

Wood Sorrel (April 2024)

Solomon’s Seal (April 2024)

Rhododendron (April 2024)

Bluebells (April 2024)

Magnolia (April 2024)

Grey Squirrel (April 2024)

Primrose (April 2024)

Bluebells, Pinkbells, Whitebells (April 2024)

Snowbells (April 2024)

Forget-Me-Nots (April 2024)

Marsh Marigolds (April 2024)

Cordyceps Fungus (April 2024)

Wood Anemones (March 2024)

Celandines (March 2024)

Mallard (March 2024)

Canada Geese (March 2024)

Bracket Fungi (March 2024)

Hawthorne Shieldbug (February 2023)

Daffodil Pictures (March 2024)

Snowdrop Pictures (February 2024)

Winter Wonderland Pictures (January 2024)

Autumn Trees (2023)

Snowdrops in February 2023 – thanks to Jan Sanderson for this photo.

Here is a selection of native plants, flowers and fungi found in the Park. Hover over each for description. If you have photos of other species please send to us for inclusion. . .

Many thanks to Steven Jolly, Chorley Council Ranger, for supplying these.

Woody Fungus
Japanese Knotweed
Garlic Mustard
Wood Sorrel
Wood Sorrel
Glistening Ink Cap
Ivy Leaved Toadflax
Liverwort
Solomon’s Seal
Enchanters Nightshade
Dead Mans Fingers
Jelly Babies
Giant Hogweed
Harts Tongue Fern
Dog Violet
Fairies Bonnets
Candle Snuff Fungus
Marsh Marigold
Forget Me Not
Forget Me Not
Bluebell
Himalayan Balsam
King Alfreds Cakes
Himalayan Balsaam
Coltsfoot
Red Campion
Yellow Flag Iris
Bluebell
Branched Oyster
Snowdrop
Lesser Celandine
Ransoms
Yellow Flag Iris
Sun Spurge
Dog Violet
Marsh Marigold
Foxglove
Yellow Antler Fungus
Himalayan Balsam
Dogs Mercury

Fungus Photos below taken on February 21st 2015 during river clearing

Elf Cap Fungus