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Species

Vicky Nall

Wildflowers

A frog orchid rises from a grassy mound, with the grassland sloping up to a hedge in the distance. The orchid has bulbous reddish flowers groing from a central stalk

Frog orchid

The flowers of a fly orchid, demonstrating their insect-like appearance

Fly orchid

sea campion

Sea campion

Southern Marsh Orchid

Southern marsh orchid

Greater water parsnip

Greater water parsnip

Fen violet

Fen violet

Field cow-wheat

Field cow-wheat

Cuckooflower

Cuckooflower

Lily-of-the-valley

Lily-of-the-valley

Brown Argus on Horseshoe-vetch

Horseshoe vetch

Water Forget-me-not

Water forget-me-not

Meadowsweet

Meadowsweet

Dog's Mercury

Dog's mercury

Himalayan Balsam

Himalayan balsam

Field Pansy

Field pansy

Perforate St John's-wort

Perforate st John's-wort

Selfheal

Selfheal

Woolly Thistle

Woolly thistle

Common Toadflax

Common toadflax

Pignut

Pignut

Deadly Nightshade

Deadly nightshade

Common Bistort

Common bistort

Hairy violet

Hairy violet

Arrowhead

Arrowhead

Early gentian

Early gentian

Bogbean

Bogbean

Hare's-foot Clover

Hare's-foot clover

Wild Angelica

Wild angelica

Herb-Robert

Herb-robert

Musk Mallow

Musk mallow

Opposite-leaved Golden Saxifrage

Opposite-leaved golden saxifrage

Common Bird's-foot-trefoil

Common bird's-foot-trefoil

Musk Thistle

Musk thistle

Common Daisy

Common daisy

Oxeye Daisy

Oxeye daisy

Hedge Bindweed

Hedge bindweed

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