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Black sedge, pollen laden

22 May 2015 by David

Black sedge, pollen laden

Black sedge growing by the edge of the canal (Meccano Bridge in the background of one picture) with paler pollen. An earlier post shows the same species before the pollen muted the black.

Black sedge, pollen laden

Categories David
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