12 beautiful photographs of daffodils in Lancashire
Springtime in Lytham - Credit: Bernie Blackburn
After the fleeting appearance of snowdrops and bluebells in the Spring, we sometimes to take the sight of daffodils for granted.
William Wordsworth certainly loved the flower, and perhaps the most famous spot for daffodils in Britain is Dora’s Field in Rydal Mount which the writer created in memory of his daughter.
You can also find spot daffodils at some of the most iconic spots in the county: Lytham Green and Astley Hall to name a few.
Wild daffodils have narrow, grey-green leaves and the familiar daffodil-shaped flower: pale yellow petals surrounding a darker yellow trumpet.
Send us your photos of Lancashire and Lake District daffodils at photocomp@lancashirelife.co.uk
Springtime in Lytham - Credit: Bernie Blackburn
Astley Hall - Credit: Chris Newman
Daffodils in Lytham - Credit: Peter Ainsworth
Blacko Park and Tower - Credit: Kathleen Taylor
Daffodils in Dunsop Bridge - Credit: Brian Taylor
Ellie Mae, Great Harwood - Credit: Vaughan Whitaker
Minature Daffodils and Lytham Windmill - Credit: John Cobham
Parish Church of St James, Accrington - Credit: Karol Gajewski
Restful Spring, Kirkby Lonsdale - Credit: Alf Myers
Rufford Old Hall in Spring - Credit: John Cobham
Spring in Dolphinholme - Credit: Karol Gajewski
Spring in Preston - Credit: Tony Worral
