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Umbellifers, frosty January morning

4 February 2022 by David

Umbellifers, frosty January morning

Last year’s umbellifers, what remains of the woody material of the seed heads after all the seeds have been dispersed, encrusted in tiny ice crystals on a frosty morning.

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