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Rosebay willowherb, frosty January morning

5 February 2022 by David

Rosebay willowherb, frosty January morning

The husks of the previous year’s rosebay willowherb always seem to hang around until their replacements grow in the spring. Here some were getting a coating of frost against a background of freezing mist.

Rosebay willowherb, frosty January morning

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