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A new year’s growth already: alder catkins

19 November 2014 by David

A new year's growth already: alder catkins

Some trees, including alders, start producing catkins in the late autumn/winter just as the seeds from the previous set of catkins are ripening.

These were on one of the alders at the edge of the ponds between Wolverhampton Science Park and the Birmingham Canal.

A new year's growth already: alder catkins

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