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Black nightshade flowering (plus aphid)

3 October 2021 by David

Black nightshade flowering (plus aphid)

Another day, another nightshade species. Black nightshade takes its name from the colour of the fruit, not visible yet because this plant was still flowering, with delicate-looking white flowers. When I too close-ups of one of the flowers, an aphid was getting in on the act.

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