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Last additions - Wild flowers in Lincolnshire

Autumn

Lady`s-Tresses251 viewsJust starting to come into flower, flower spike only 7cm. Very delicate

but a great looking orchid.Mark BibbyAug 14, 2005

Dean Eades - Marsh

Mallow180 viewsAlthaea officinalis 26-07-05 South LincsDean EadesJul 26, 2005

Dean Eades - Marsh

Mallow191 viewsAlthaea officinalis - South Lincs 26-07-05Dean EadesJul 26, 2005

Dean Eades - Marsh

Helleborine184 viewsRimac 10-07-05Dean EadesJul 10, 2005

Marsh Helleborine229 viewsJust starting to come into flower. Mark BibbyJul 04, 2005

Dean Eades - Purple

Broomrape196 viewsGoxhill 27-06-05Dean EadesJun 29, 2005

Dean Eades - Purlpe

Broomrape209 viewsGoxhill 27-06-05Dean EadesJun 29, 2005

Marsh orchid at Rimac213 viewsGlen AbbottJun 26, 2005

Orchid sp - an identification please, I am new to the plant thing294 viewsJun 11, 2005

Bee Orchid - Lincoln264 viewsJun 11, 2005

Dean Eades -

Bird's Nest Orchid311 viewsBardney limewoods 09-06-05Dean EadesJun 09, 2005

Dean Eades -

Bird's Nest Orchid249 viewsBardney limewoods 09-06-05Dean EadesJun 09, 2005

Dean Eades Green -

winged orchid165 viewsWragby 09-06-05Dean EadesJun 09, 2005

Dean Eades - Marsh

Orchid197 viewsRimac 09-06-05Dean EadesJun 09, 2005

Dean Eades -

Greater Butterfly Orchid209 viewsChambers 08-06-05Dean EadesJun 08, 2005

Dean Eades -

Greater Butterfly Orchid193 viewsChamber 08-06-05Dean EadesJun 08, 2005

Dean - Eades

Spotted Orchid155 viewsAncaster 06-06-05Dean EadesJun 06, 2005

Dean Eades -

Spotted Orchid162 viewsAncaster 06-06-05Dean EadesJun 06, 2005

Dean Eades - Inland

Thrift176 viewsArmeria ssp elongata - Ancaster 06-06-05Dean EadesJun 06, 2005

Dean Eades -

Madder182 viewsRubia Tinctorum - On wall South lincs 06-06-05Dean EadesJun 06, 2005

Dean Eades -

Madder172 viewsRubia Tinctorum - On wall south lincs 06-06-05Dean EadesJun 06, 2005

Dean Eades -

Madder178 viewsRubia Tinctorum - On wall south lincs 06-06-05Dean EadesJun 06, 2005

Man Orchid189 viewsColin JenningsMay 23, 2005

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