With the onset of Spring, shady floors in British woodlands burst into colour. A veritable carpet in shades of blue is there to reward all who venture into the woods at this time of the year. Indeed, swathes of bluebells are a classic image of British springtime, and it is estimated that over half of the world’s bluebells are found in the UK.
Unfortunately, they aren’t with us for long so make the most of them: by the end of May, they’ll be just a memory (or a promise for next year).
Bluebells in the most unlikely place – Canary Wharf in London
In a more natural setting, on the banks of the Water of Leith, Edinburgh
Linked to Blue Monday, Our World Tuesday and Floral Friday.
Travel with Intent 
How lovely and lush.
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How lovely! What a wonderful treat – even if it’s for a short time!
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Beautiful. If we go down to the woods it is autumn colours for us. 😀
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Oh I love, love, love them! Thanks for sharing.
Have a Happy Blue Monday!
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Bluebells are popping up in my garden as well. Lovely spring flowers.
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how beautiful!
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