We parked below the Coast Guard station, headed toward the height of Torr Head. I was stopped in my tracks by the hillside meadow wildflower profusion.
Here are a few I identified, listed by common name: Bluebell, Daisy, Meadow Buttercup, Sea Campion, Yarrow. We love daisies and buttercups around home. We spotted Sea Campion on the Dingle Peninsula, as well. Yarrow is common through Ireland. I don’t recall seeing bluebells anywhere else.
It was the bluebells in this photograph that clued me into why I took a photograph of the hillside. The view north takes in coastal sheep pasture looking on a portion of North Channel and the Irish island Rathelin.
The web page I used for identification was wildflowersofireland.net . Great information and links to the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland with a distribution map.
Michael Stephen Wills Photography 
I am so ready for spring greenery and flowers!
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We’ve had our first. Need to get out and capture them.
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I already visited Rathelin Island. Beautiful memories are coming back.
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Pam and I also have great feelings from that day.
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💚💛🤗🌼🙌🏼
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Thanks for visiting, Lightwriters
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I am looking forward to seeing bluebells again in the early spring at a nearby nature park. They arrive in the shaded areas along a creek, but they don’t stick around in the late spring heat.
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bluebells are a transient wonder
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