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Bee orchids, Wrens Nest

16 June 2017 by David

Bee orchid, Wrens Nest

Bee orchids, the flowers mimicking the insects they attract to pollinate them, growing earlier today in the Wren’s Nest, the national nature reserve in the heart of the Black Country.

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