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Dog’s mercury with flower buds, early March

21 March 2016 by David

Dog's mercury with flower buds, early March

Dog’s mercury with flower buds which looked like they were about to open early this month. One of the many such plants growing in the woodland at High Rock, the Severnside cliff opposite Bridgnorth.

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