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Willowherb in autumn

24 September 2021 by David

Willowherb in autumn

Tip of a rosebay willowherb earlier this month. Flowering now over, but the seeds not yet developed the feathery tails which will help carry them on the breeze to disperse, as “sugar stealers”.

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