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A tall and delicate-looking wild flower.

After a rainy night, slugs come out. Is the pale patch on the tail of this one its eggs?

First introduced into Britain a couple of centuries ago, the Oxford ragwort is now one of the most pernicious weeds, but the flower still brightens up a bit of green space in a city.

One of the tadpoles swimming through the waters of the pool at Wightwick Manor.

Yet another illustration of the variety of forms taken by flowers: this time on nettles.

Grass flower showing the pollen which can be the cause of misery to hay fever sufferers at this time of year.