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Teazles taking over, Compton Park pond

11 August 2020 by David

Teazles taking over

When the pond at Compton Park was created, back in 2013, there were two or three teazles in the wetland vegetation planted around the water. There’s now a mass of the plants, as the flowers and shrubs of all kinds get increasingly dense.

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Blue-tailed damselfly resting on bullrush leaf
Thistle flower with white-tailed bumble bee
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