Certainly looks that way!
I wrote ‘coed pren’ instead of coed tân…felt a bit twp I did
I got up very early today! Codais yn gynnar iawn bore 'ma! Dropbox - Côr y Wig 7fed o Fai 2023.mp4 - Simplify your life
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Data dump for Nature lovers! @aran @Sionned @Deborah-SSi @Anne-D @siaronjames @dougewart
Planhigion yn Gymraeg a Saesneg / PLANTS IN ENGLISH AND WELSH
Planhigion-eng.pdf (285.9 KB)
Gwyfynnod a Pili-palaod yn Saesneg ac yn Y Gymraeg / Moths and Butterflies in Welsh/English
Gwyfynod a Gloynnod-eng.pdf (104.8 KB)
Anifeiliaid Asgwrn cefn / Vertebrates
Creaduriaid Asgwrn Cefn-eng.pdf (56.5 KB)
(pob rhywogaeth yn Lladin hefyd)
Ble mae @johnwilliams_6 ? rydyn ni’n gweld ei eisiau fo
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Hyfryd! I see your bluebells are blooming. Our Virginia bluebells - a different family but similar in looks - bloomed in April. They grow in moist woodland soils, too.
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Diolch, @brynle - still here! And not long back from a quick trip to Aberystwyth where, buffeted by the wind up on Constitution Hill it felt very much ‘outside’, but still a gorgeous day!
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This is so useful. Diolch yn fawr!
Diolch! Mae hwn yn ddefnyddiol fawr iawn!!!
Crëyr glas, heron.
This heron is usually to be found in Castle Mill Stream, Oxford. Today we saw him catch two fish.
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Barf yr afr, Tragopogon pratense, Goat’s beard or Jack-go-to-bed-by-noon.
Carpiog y gors, Lychnis flos-cuculi, Ragged Robin.
Sue
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Teigr ôl-adain goch (Scarlet Tiger Moth - Callimorpha dominula), roedd pump neu chwech ohonyn nhw yn Aberporth.
Dolffin trwyn potel a’i babi, yng ngharbwr Cei Newydd. Bottlenose dolphin and her baby in Cei Newydd harbour.
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Tegeirian y wenynen - bee orchid, very small this year, with thousands of wild strawberries at this nature reserve.
Tegeirian bera - pyramidal orchid.
Yn yr ardd, passionflower (enw yn y Gymraeg?)
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That should have been “yn harbwr”. I seem to have gone “treiglad-mad” there! 
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Surprised last week to see this orchid/tegeirian by the side of a path in Cutteslowe Park on the nothern edge of Oxford. Tegeirian bera/pyramidal orchid maybe??
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Yes, John, definitely a pyramidal orchid. Very nice.
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Shwmae, bawb.
I saw a caterpillar toddling over a footpath today on the Gower. Any idea what kind of caterpillar it is (in any language??) Black hairs with a white stripe down the back.
It made it safely across to the further side, in case anyone is worried.
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