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Lady’s smock, flowers opening

11 May 2017 by David

Lady's smock, flowers opening

Lady’s smock – also sometimes called the cuckoo flower because it supposedly blooms at the same time the cuckoo arrives from migration. These days finding the flower is much more likely than hearing the bird calling.

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