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Lesser celandine, flowering in January

11 March 201621 January 2016 by David

Lesser celandine, flowering in January

Another plant flowering as if spring had arrived before the middle of January: some of the lesser celandines by the canal towpath on the slope below Hawthorn Wood.

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