Since my post Mellow Yellow I have been waiting to collect ripe seedpods from the Bird's-foot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus) in our wildflower bed.
They have not disappointed. Some birds seem to have more toes than others.
Here is a reminder of what the flower and leaf look like.
And now the real test: how do the seedpods compare against the "real" thing.
I think that is a perfect match!
In case you are wondering why I am collecting them. It is to help stock the new school wildflower meadow.
So that's why they're called birds' foot
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