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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

Sea Spurge

Sea spurge

Sea Beet

Sea beet

Ivy-leaved Toadflax

Ivy-leaved toadflax

Carline Thistle

Carline thistle

Lesser water parsnip

Lesser water-parsnip

Skullcap

Skullcap

Wood Sage

Wood sage

A patch of rosebay willowherb growing in front of a row of shrubby trees, with blue sky above. The willowherb has towers of pink flowers rising from a dense swathe of green leaves

Rosebay willowherb

Horseradish

Horseradish

Greater Celandine

Greater celandine

Common Ragwort

Common ragwort

poppies

Common poppy

Common Twayblade

Common twayblade

Stitchwort

Greater stitchwort

creeping jenny

Creeping jenny

Common Comfrey

Common comfrey

Sea-holly

Sea-holly

Common Rock-rose

Common rock-rose

Lesser Spearwort

Lesser spearwort

Greater Butterfly-orchid

Greater butterfly-orchid

Meadow thistle

Meadow thistle

Water Mint

Water mint

Ground-ivy

Ground-ivy

Common Evening-primrose

Common evening-primrose

Shepherd's Purse

Shepherd's purse

Welsh Poppy

Welsh poppy

Wild Marjoram

Wild marjoram

Red Campion

Red campion

Greater burdock

Greater burdock

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