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Bedraggled: pussy willow catkins

25 April 2016 by David

Bedraggled: pussy willow catkins

Male pussy willow catkins, covered in yellow pollen.

These were on one of the recent mornings after heavy overnight rain, which had left the catkins looking very bedraggled.

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Barley Field robin on a twig
First ducklings, 2016
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