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Green-flowered Helleborine202 viewsWhisby 01-08-07Dean EadesAug 01, 2007
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Acorn/oak118 viewsMick WestAug 01, 2007
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Teasel135 viewsMick WestJul 21, 2007
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any ideas227 viewsByron WebbJul 13, 2007
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sea holly138 viewslocal sand dunesByron WebbJul 13, 2007
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sea holly105 viewsByron WebbJul 13, 2007
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Common Spotted Orchid163 viewsFound this in the local woods, could someone id it for me please.Colin PumfrettJul 10, 2007
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Dean Eades - Marsh Helleborines154 viewsRimac 07-07-07Dean EadesJul 09, 2007
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Greater-yellow Rattle(Rhinanthus angustifolius)162 viewsStephen RoutledgeJul 07, 2007
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Meadow Cranesbill136 viewsuniomysticJul 06, 2007
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Henbane183 viewsBrian HedleyJul 05, 2007
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Pyramidal Orchid156 viewsCandlesbyNick ClaytonJun 21, 2007
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Pyramidalk129 viewsNick ClaytonJun 21, 2007
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Common spotted orchid ?138 viewsLooking at Simon Spavins photo, this looks the same.Colin PumfrettJun 19, 2007
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Common Spotted Orchid157 viewsCentral Park
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13th June 2007
S and K SpavinJun 13, 2007
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Dean Eades - Meadow thistle120 viewsChambers 09-06-07Dean EadesJun 09, 2007
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Dean Eades - Greater Butterfly orchid182 viewsDean EadesJun 09, 2007
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Bee Orchid178 viewsSkippingdale Industrial Estate
Scunthorpe
6th June 2007
Found by Gary Charlesworth
S and K SpavinJun 06, 2007
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Bee Orchid123 viewsSkippingdale Industrial Estate
Scunthorpe
6th June 2007
Found by Gary Charlesworth
S and K SpavinJun 06, 2007
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Pink poppy.118 viewsColin PumfrettJun 05, 2007
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Burnt Orchid268 viewsColin JenningsJun 03, 2007
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Common Twayblade158 viewsColin JenningsJun 03, 2007
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Green-winged Orchid167 viewsColin JenningsJun 03, 2007
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Common Spotted Orchid153 viewsChambers woodNick ClaytonJun 03, 2007
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Southern Marsh Orchids135 viewsDave RookeJun 03, 2007
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