Life on the Verges again......

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Common Poppies

Pyramidal Orchids
Small Scabious

Knapweed Broomrape

Although I have an interest in Orchids on the flora front, I must admit sometimes Limestone flora can be superb and above are a few photos of the different plants I have found whilst doing the Life on the Verge surveys.

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