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Red campion flowering, Compton Park wetland area

25 May 2021 by David

Red campion flowering, Compton Park wetland area

Red campion flowering in the wetland area around the Compton Park pond. One of the more successful of the wildflowers which were planted when the pond was created a few years ago.

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Blackbird on fence post, near Wightwick Mill Lock
Elegant flight – magpie
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