@NickEastPhoto Although since they are by the sea, we may also be looking at the quite similar Tripleurospermum maritimum which is better at coping with the salty water. I'm too much of an inland person to tell the difference from your photos, somebody else might be able to do so :) @paddleboarding @outdoor @nature@fedigroups.social @Nature@lemmy.world @photography@fedigroups.social @photography@lemmy.world

@hallvors @NickEastPhoto @paddleboarding @outdoor @nature@fedigroups.social @Nature@lemmy.world @photography@fedigroups.social @photography@lemmy.world I reckon it's Tripleurospermum maritima, or Sea Mayweed in English. The leaves look kind of waxy, which is common in coastal #wildflower species, to protect them from the salt.

@FlorianOr maybe scentless chamomileI think it is hard to tell by a photo alone. But it is still a nice photo!en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tripleur@NickEastPhoto @paddleboarding @outdoor @nature@fedigroups.social @Nature@lemmy.world @photography@fedigroups.social @photography@lemmy.world

It's federated from Pixelfed, that's how Pixelfed posts are generally constructed. It looks cluttered here on Lemmy but it's nice to see people using the fediverse to its potential.