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Bees visiting knapweed flowers: Stratford on Avon LNR

31 July 2026 by David
Bees visiting knapweed flowers: Stratford on Avon LNR

Although the Stratford on Avon Local Nature Reserve has only recently been formally established, it’s been set up on land previously left to its own devices. So there’s already a profusion of wildflowers, bushes, scrub and woodland. These knapweed flowers were attracting plenty of bees.

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