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Spiky: teazles in winter

3 March 2016 by David

Spiky: teazle

Teazle seed heads in winter. The hooked spines on the seed heads meant the plant used to be used in wool production, to clean and raise the nap on the fabric.

Spiky: teazles

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Disconsolate young heron on fallen tree
Mallards on the Alne, Henley
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