Stumped on these three plants

[awarner]

Had fun trying to ID these,
The first one was in dense woodland by a stream, unusual as there sis not appear to be any leaves, the flowers just erupt from pods.
The flowers are in large clusters throughout the edge of the stream but not near the waters edge. Flowers were around 4cm in height.


The nest is a marginal/salt marsh area small flower under 1cm in size


The last is a strange white flower, not sure on petals number, not the best image but flowers less than 1cm


Can not find reference to these in my books

 

[awarner]

The last image looks like an umbellifer but I cannot find my trusty book.

 

[slowworm]

The first pinkish flower is probably Lathraea clandestina, Purple Toothwort.

 

[slowworm]

The white plant may be wood sanicle or similar, Sanicula europaea.

 

[awarner]

Cheers for the ID, one to go.
sanicle fits now I can compare it on the internet, the collins guide, while good does have on occasion poor drawings, missed the toothwort when looking, but this was on a scout campsite. not in my woods.

 

[slowworm]

For the pink flower what about Sea-milkwort, Glaux maritima?

 

[awarner]

That seems to fit, hard to see it fully with the grasses and arrowgrass in the way. Cheers for the help. Just when I think I am getting a hang of ID then I find some I get stumped on.

 

[markjohnlang]

I concur - definitely sanicle a small woodland umbellifer, toothwort and sea sandwort

Mark Lang