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Teazles emerging, Compton Park wetland area

11 July 2021 by David

Teazles emerging, Compton Park wetland area

This year’s teasles forming on some of the plants in the wetland area round the Compton Park pool. In the first shot, a few of last year’s teazles are present, in soft focus.

Categories David
Common nettle-tap moths, resting on leaves
Meadow brown butterflies in long grass
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