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Straggly bullrush seed heads

21 December 2017 by David

Straggly bullrush seed head

Seed heads from bullrushes on the Compton Park pool. The fleecy material straggly: birds have pecked at the plants to get at the seeds. Probably the small flock of goldfinches which haunt the area, also enjoying, in the appropiate season, the seeds of the many thistles and the few teasels.

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