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Two Wolverhampton parks

6 July 2020 by David

Two Wolverhampton parks

Two Wolverhampton parks in panoramic view. The two islands in the West Park lake, and the wildflower meadow at Bantock Park (this year dominated by wild grasses).

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Liocoris tripustulatus – Common nettle bug
Heads down (cygnets feeding)
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