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Orange hawkbit flowers

11 June 2011 by David

Orange hawkbit

These were growing on a grassy bank by the Halesowen ring road.

Orange hawkbit

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Drooping reed flowers

10 June 2011 by David

Dangling reed flower

These reed flowers were beginning to go over when this picture was taken early last month.

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Canada goose by the canal near Cable Street

10 June 2011 by David

Canada goose

This goose was watchful but determined to stay in place by the Birmingham canal near the bridge carrying Cable Street.

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Cranesbill and meadow cranesbill flowers

9 June 2011 by David

Meadow cranesbill flower

The blue flower is a meadow cranesbill, possibly an escapee. The pink is from a species common in local hedgerows well away from gardens.

Pink cranesbill flowers

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Fly on a leaf

9 June 2011 by David

Fly

A fly resting and warming itself in the morning sunlight.

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Blue-tailed damselfly

8 June 2011 by David

Blue-tailed damselfly

This vividly coloured insect is a common damselfly.

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