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Flower ID please179 viewsOne of quite a lot flowering along an arable field by the R Lymne, under alder trees. Be grateful for an ID for this non-botanist.Phil Hyde03/29/16 at 14:20Phil Hyde: Thanks Dave, agreed. Loads of it about.

Flower ID please179 viewsOne of quite a lot flowering along an arable field by the R Lymne, under alder trees. Be grateful for an ID for this non-botanist.Phil Hyde03/24/16 at 19:25Dave Bradbeer: It's looking like Butterbur Phil, a riverside...

Green-winged Orchid246 viewsColin Jennings05/29/13 at 09:19Colin Jennings: Oops, forgot to add location - Willoughby Meadow

Very early Cinquefoil?224 viewsI think Creeping - any ideas?

David Morison03/17/12 at 19:40Freddy Johnson: Also for Wood Avens. Photo shows oval/eliptical l...

Very early Cinquefoil?224 viewsI think Creeping - any ideas?

David Morison03/16/12 at 20:08Andrew Chick: I would go with Wood Avens?

Very early Cinquefoil?224 viewsI think Creeping - any ideas?

David Morison03/16/12 at 18:44David Morison: or Wood Avens?

Poppies249 viewsAn appropriate picture upload for today I thinkMandy West11/13/11 at 20:34Mandy West: Thanks George

Poppies249 viewsAn appropriate picture upload for today I thinkMandy West11/11/11 at 20:50George Rutter: very nice mandy

Poppies249 viewsAn appropriate picture upload for today I thinkMandy West11/11/11 at 19:04Mandy West:

thanks guys

Poppies249 viewsAn appropriate picture upload for today I thinkMandy West11/11/11 at 19:02Dean Eades: Mandy's excellent choice for the day was an ap...

Poppies249 viewsAn appropriate picture upload for today I thinkMandy West11/11/11 at 16:40Dean Eades: sweet

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Poppies249 viewsAn appropriate picture upload for today I thinkMandy West11/11/11 at 12:05Hugh Middleton: Absolutely-thanks

Bittersweet163 viewsDavid Morison08/18/10 at 23:51Dean Eades: yes nice

Bittersweet163 viewsDavid Morison08/18/10 at 23:24Nick Clayton: Great shot David

Bittersweet163 viewsDavid Morison08/18/10 at 22:48John Clarkson: Very nice

Dune Helleborine.246 viewsStephen Routledge07/13/10 at 13:10Stephen Routledge: Thanks Dean.

Dune Helleborine.246 viewsStephen Routledge07/12/10 at 19:23Dean Eades: nice steve

Bee Orchid110 viewsMick West06/28/10 at 01:48Michael Pickwell: Nice

Dean Eades - Greater Butterfly orchid166 viewsDean Eades06/18/10 at 13:21Michael Pickwell: Magic

Dean Eades - Bee Orchid158 viewsDean Eades06/18/10 at 13:20Michael Pickwell: Nice shots Dean

Bee Orchid136 viewsNick Clayton06/29/09 at 00:06Nick Clayton: Thanks to some help with camera settings Dean

Bee Orchid136 viewsNick Clayton06/28/09 at 23:18Dean Eades: cracker

Dean Eades Green-winged Orchid151 viewsMid Lincs 19-05-09Dean Eades05/21/09 at 19:30John Clarkson: Nice shot

Bird's-nest Orchid235 viewsGrahame Hopwood05/19/09 at 22:04S and K Spavin: Superb find

Dean Eades Green-winged Orchid174 viewsMid LincsDean Eades05/19/09 at 22:03S and K Spavin: Lovely Dean

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