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Many flowered rose (now somewhat faded)

27 September 2024 by David
Many flowered rose (now somewhat faded)

Growing in one of the flower beds where Wolverhampton ring road is joined by Snow Hill, a many flowered rose. The petals on the flowers look like they stayed in place and faded instead of shrivelling and dying.

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Female banded demoiselle on ivy leaves
Migrant hawker dragonfly on the wing
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