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Home > Wild flowers in Lincolnshire Most viewed - Wild flowers in Lincolnshire Dean Eades - Early purple orchid485 viewsChambers wood 24-04-05Dean Eades Bee orchid426 viewsDavid Morison Dean Eades - Early Purple Orchid420 viewsChambers wood 24-04-05Dean Eades Un-known401 viewsFound in Skellingthorpe Woods, anyone out there who knows of its identity.MJGrey Marsh Helliborine trampling352 viewsPaul French Dean Eades - Early purple orchids348 viewsAncaster valley 09-05-05Dean Eades Dean Eades - Bird's Nest Orchid345 viewsBardney limewoods 09-06-05Dean Eades Marsh Helliborine trampling343 viewsPaul French unknown flower/plant.326 viewsColin Pumfrett Violet Helleborine , Epipactis purpurata321 viewsLast one before the winter. Roll on next spring!Mark Bibby Poppies318 viewsAn appropriate picture upload for today I thinkMandy West Orchid sp - an identification please, I am new to the plant thing317 views Autumn Lady's Tresses304 viewsColin Jennings Green-winged Orchid298 viewsColin Jennings Autumn Lady's Tresses293 viewsLovely little plant, growing in profusion at this site.Colin Jennings Bee Orchid - Lincoln286 views Dune Helleborine.281 viewsStephen Routledge Bird's-nest Orchid276 viewsGrahame Hopwood Achlorophyllous Broad-leaved helleborine276 viewsAn unusual variant, it will be interesting to see if this flowersGrahame Hopwood Very early Cinquefoil?273 viewsI think Creeping - any ideas? David Morison Dean Eades - Bird's Nest Orchid272 viewsBardney limewoods 09-06-05Dean Eades Bee orchid, Frampton RSPB272 viewsIn a a patch of eight plantsPaul Sullivan Autumn Lady`s-Tresses271 viewsJust starting to come into flower, flower spike only 7cm. Very delicate but a great looking orchid.Mark Bibby Green-flowered Helleborine271 viewsOf the seversl spikes available this was probably the least weathered example.Colin Jennings Burnt-tip Orchid270 viewsMark Bibby 205 files on 9 page(s) 1 2 3 4 - 9 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

The Bird Club was formed in 1979, to encourage and further an interest in the bird life, birding and birdwatching of the historic county of Lincolnshire, to collect and publish information on bird movements and bird populations, bird taxonomy, bird status, to encourage conservation of the wildlife of the county of Lincolnshire and to provide sound information on which bird conservation policies can be based.

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