It's really hard to see anything but I think I can make out something that looks like a wood rush of some description - Luzula species. They are perennial so they will have been there a while - you just noticed them because they're flowering. Further than that I can't help you. A close up of the flower is vital to id them.

Hi everyone. Trish - Been there and done that! It seems this problem of loading pic's follows me on a couple of different forums. I was able to load pic's on here OK originally and then I couldn't. I gave it a miss for a few days and tried again, but finally I gave up trying to load pic's. It was maybe two months later I thought I'd try again with a few new pic's and it worked. I didn't do anything different in regards to loading, so it maybe the size of the pic's I was trying to load originally were too big. Trish, the programme I use is Microsoft Picture Manager which is part of Microsoft Office and what I do is bring up the picture I want to post, go to the task bar and click on "edit". A pop up screen called "Edit Pictures" will show on the right side of your picture giving you various editing choices. I scroll down to to the bottom where it shows in bold print "Change Picture Size", and I click on "Resize". Another pop up screen will appear called "Resize Settings" and on this there are several options. I go to option three which is an elongated box under the heading of "Predefined width and height" and click on that Within this box will appear six other options; I select option 3 "Web Large" (640 x 480 px) and click OK which will automatically reduce the size of you pic. You could try other options also but this is the one I find that works for me. All the best, Nev

Sometimes I have problems posting pictures also. The app is slow uploading. Pictures that appear to be sideways somehow fix themselves after I have finished editing. I have double pictures in idea books that I have to delete. Crazy but like they say patience is a virtue.

Oh, Debby, we all get that! I HATE adjusting the sizes. I just want to take the photo and have the dumb computer and even dumber web site KNOW what I want them to do and not require me to even think about it. I CAN do the adjustments. I CAN read the instructions and follow them. I DO NOT WANT TO. I am NOT interested in any of that and I am NOT alone. That is why I made the suggestion to simply set your camera to that setting, or, perhaps the setting on your equipment is something like "share on web" or something? It all relates to file size, the amount of information it contains. Too large, too much information and it either uploads very slowly or not at all, so make the equipment setting once and never have to think about it, again. The only down side is, if you intend to print those photos, they won't be AS good as they would have been as larger files with the greater amount of information. But, you'll never have to think about (nor do anything about) "sharing" them again, other than just share them.