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Burdock, going to seed

8 September 2016 by David

Burdock, going to seed

Burdocks, the flowers having gone over and the seeds beginning to develop, enclosed in their sphere of hooked projections which cling effectively to fur (or clothing) for dispersal.

Burdock, going to seed

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Bees gathering pollen from balsam flowers
Green-veined white butterflies feeding
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