Flowers seen on one day, July 2000, within a few miles of Curlew Cottage. All were flowering except for two or three that were just coming out. They are listed in the order they were seen. Note that I am not a expert; a few may have been wrongly identified and a botanist would undoubtedly find many more.

1. Daisy, Hilliclay
2. Meadow buttercup, Hilliclay
3. Early purple Orchid, Hilliclay
4. Cow parsley, Hilliclay
5. Bush vetch (purple), Hilliclay
6. Herb Robert, Hilliclay
7. Meadow vetchling, Hilliclay
8. Hogweed, Hilliclay
9. Stinging nettle, Hilliclay
10. Dock, Hilliclay
11. Cuckoo plant, Hilliclay
12. Broad-leaved willow herb, Hilliclay
13. Tormentil, Hilliclay
14. Mouse ear chickweed, Hilliclay
15. Cleavers, Hilliclay
16. Marsh thistle, Hilliclay
17. Hawkweed, Hilliclay
18. Birds foot trefoil, Hilliclay
19. Gorse, Hilliclay
20. Tufted vetch (blue), Hilliclay
21. Water cress, Hilliclay (roadside to north)
22. Wild raspberry, Hilliclay (roadside to north)
23. Twayblade orchid, Hilliclay (roadside to north)
24. White bedstraw, Hilliclay (roadside to north)
25. Red clover Hilliclay, (roadside to north)
26. Milkwort, Hilliclay (roadside to north)
27. Violet, Hilliclay (roadside to north)
28. St Johns wort ( not fully in flower), Hilliclay (roadside to north)
29. Millfoil, Hilliclay (roadside to north)
30. White clover, Hilliclay (roadside to north)
31. Lousewort, Olrig Hill
32. Bell heather, Olrig Hill
33. Scentless mayweed, Olrig Hill
34. Shepherd purse, Olrig Hill
35. Spear thistle, Olrig Hill
36. 'Big' eyebright (euphrasia breophila?), Olrig Hill
37. Cotton grass, Olrig Hill (marsh)
38. Cross-leaved heath, Olrig Hill (marsh)
39. Sundew (not fully in flower), Olrig Hill (marsh)
40. Water crowfoot, Olrig Hill (marsh)
41. Butterwort, Olrig Hill (marsh)
42. Marsh cinquefoil, Olrig Hill (marsh)
43. Red rattle, Olrig Hill
44. 'Small' eyebright (Euphrasia micronatha?), Olrig Hill
45. Bog ashphodel, Olrig Hill
46. Heath orchid, Olrig Hill
47. Red dead-nettle, Olrig Hill (field)
48. Chickweed, Olrig Hill (field)
49. Water pepper, Olrig Hill (field)
50. Self-heal, Windy-Ha track
51. Hawthorne, Windy-Ha track
52. Salmonberry, Windy-Ha track
53. Ground elder, Olrig wood road
54. Ox eye daisy, Olrig wood road
55. Herb bennet, Olrig wood
56. Wild dogrose, Mast road
57. Forgetmenot (tiny flowers), Mast road
58. Water blinks (? Small white flowers), Mast road
59. Sorrel, Mast road
60. Silverweed, Mast road
61. Broom, Mast road
62. Greater celandine (marsh marigold), Mast road
63. Ragged Robin, Olrig pool
64. Foxglove, Hilliclay
65. Oxford ragwort, Fryster wood
66. Lesser twayblade, Fryster wood
67. Fumitory, Fryster wood road corner
68. Yellow flag, Fryster
69. Ragwort (ordinary), Fryster road verge
70. Fragrant orchid, Fryster road verge
71. Lady's mantle, Fryster road verge
72. Creeping thistle, Hilliclay
73. Red campion, Thurso road verge
74. Dandelion, Thurso road verge
75. Honeysuckle, Thurso road verge
76. Hedge woundwort, Dixonfield
77. Groundsel, Thurso
78. Elderflower, Dunbar
79. Yellow balsam, Glengolly-Calder road
80. Meadowsweet, Glengolly-Calder road
81. Yellow rattle, Glengolly-Calder road
82. Water avens, Glengolly-Calder road
83. Speedwell, Glengolly-Calder road
84. Sneezewort, Glengolly-Calder road
85. Yellow bedstraw, Glengolly-Calder road
86. Dames Violet (flox), Glengolly-Calder road
87. Bog willowherb (small flowers), Glengolly-Calder road
88. Water forgetmenot, Halkirk-Calder road
89. Sow-thistle, Halkirk
90. White campion, Dunnet Bay (roadside)
91. Sea rocket ,Dunnet sands
92. Thyme, Dunnet links
93. Mountain everlasting, Dunnet links
94. Lady's fingers, Dunnet links
95. Globe buttercup, Dunnet links
96. Scottish primrose, Dunnet links
97. Grass of Parnassus, Dunnet links
98. Heartsease, Dunnet links
99. Meddick (yellow), Murkle Bay
100. Oyster plant, Murkle Bay
101. Thrift, Murkle Bay
102. Scurvy grass, Murkle Bay
103. Meadow buttercup, everywhere
104. Thale cress, Hilliclay
105. Charlock or cole,  many places
106. Procumbent pearlwort, Hilliclay
107. Stitchwort (bog or lesser), Sysa field

Also (big bud but no flower) Angelica, Murkle Bay. Ling and knapweed common but not in flower yet.