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Orange hawkbit, Yellow hawkbit, Wren’s Nest

8 July 2017 by David

Orange hawkbit, Wren's Nest

Orange flowers on hawkbits usually indicate a cultivated variety, found in gardens, with yellow ones on the wild plants. These were growing together, both wild, by one of the paths in the Wren’s Nest Nature Reserve.

Yellow hawkbit Wren's Nest

Categories David
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