The Lost Magpie

It's time for swooping

Malva moschata aka Musk Mallow

These beautiful herbaceous plants are found all around Europe and Southwest Asia. The Musk Mallow can grow up to 60cm tall and are a perennial, meaning they live longer than two years. The leaves and flowers of this plant can be used in a 'wild' salad meaning that its edible.

Allium aka Flowering Onions

This plants is a genus of a large variety plants commonly associated with onions and garlic. Grown in temperate climates in the northern hemisphere.

This plant can be grown ornamentally, for the flower, or as a crop.

I drew it myself! =D

not to bad for a first try

Narcissus poeticus aka Poet's Daffodil

This plant is found all over Europe, but was cultivated in the Netherlands for it essential oils and use in perfumes, This flower is quite different in appearance from other daffodil.

Narcissus pseudonarcissus aka Wild Daffodil

With many different subspecies, pseudonarcissus being one, the Wild Daffodil is hard to properly classify.

Appearing in Wales, England and part of France the daffodil has a very unique shape due to the corona, or cup.

Arthropodium strictum aka Chocolate Lily

A native Australian flower, notable for it's sweet smell that is similar to chocolates. Flowering in October-November

NOT because of any fault of the tree, but the are planted all over my local city and they're all male! They cause allergies and the city planted mostly male trees so they're overcomplete releasing pollen into the air! You walk down the street and have a coffee next thing you know your throat and eyes are itchy and there's piece of tree is in your drink!