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Wood anemones, Railway Walk

3 April 2021 by David

Wood anemones, Railway Walk

Plants of the woodland floor are getting their main growth in before leaves appear on the trees above, monopolising the sunlight. These wood anemones were flowering by the Railway Walk near Finchfield.

Wood anemones, Railway Walk

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