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Teazle seedheads, backlit, with webbing

28 October 2015 by David

Teazle seedhead, backlit, with webbing

Teazles growing on rough ground at the edge of Wolverhampton Science Park, heavily colonised by small spiders.

Teazle seedheads, backlit, with webbing

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