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Butterbur flowers, mid-February

11 March 201629 February 2016 by David

Butterbur flowers, mid-February

Butterbur, a spring-flowering wild plant. But these, beginning to open before the middle of February, had arrived earlier than the standard time. This seems to be becoming the new normal.

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