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Wild garlic, Aldersely Junction, beginning to flower

7 May 2018 by David

Wild garlic flowering

There is a patch of wild garlic on the slope by the towpath a short distance from Aldersley Junction. These pictures were taken when the first flowers had just opened, but most of the plants were still carrying buds.

Categories David
Cormorants on the rocks, Mounts Bay
Immature greater black backed gull on a roof
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