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Blackthorn flowering, Turner’s Field

15 April 2014 by David

Blackthorn flowering, Turner's Field

The mass of delicate-looking flowers which open before the leaves hiding the vicious spikes on blackthorn trees.

Blackthorn flowering, Turner's Field

These were growing along the line of the Finchfield Brook in Turner’s Field.

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Female pussy willow catkin and leaf buds
Bumble bee on pussy willow catkin
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