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Long, green cones

27 September 2015 by David

Long, green cones

Long, narrow unripe cones hanging from one of the conifers in West Park. I’m not sure what type of conifer they’re on – perhaps one of the exotics which are spread around the park.

Long, green cones

Categories David
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