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Bee orchid, Frampton RSPB243 viewsIn a a patch of eight plantsPaul Sullivan
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Green-flowered Helleborine242 viewsOf the seversl spikes available this was probably the least weathered example.Colin Jennings
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Mushroom or toadstool?242 viewsCan anybody tell me what it is
Is it edible
There were plenty of them about
Chris Grimshaw
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Burnt Orchid240 viewsCrowle
North Lincolnshire
S and K Spavin
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I think this is a Dwarf Iris 228 viewsFund in a 5 metre grassland gap in the hedge. I know nothing about this flower so any information would be gratefull :)Anthony Bentley
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Robin's Pin Cushion225 viewsuniomystic
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Marsh Helleborine224 viewsJust starting to come into flower. Mark Bibby
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Dean Eades - marsh Helleborine223 viewsRimac 13-07Dean Eades
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Spring?222 viewsDavid Morison
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Bee Orchid.215 viewsStephen Routledge
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Man Orchid - Sheila Jennings214 viewsColin Jennings
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Herb-Paris 214 viewsGrahame Hopwood
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Man Orchid212 viewsMark Bibby
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Marsh orchid at Rimac211 viewsGlen Abbott
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Broad-leaved helleborine211 viewsColin Jennings
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Lords and Ladies209 viewsuniomystic
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Bee Orchid209 viewsTetney MarshesDave Bradbeer
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Marsh Helliborine trampled207 viewsPaul French
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Violet Helleborine207 viewsGrahame Hopwood
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Greater Butterfly Orchid
205 viewsChambers 08-06-05Dean Eades
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Dean Eades - Purlpe

Broomrape
205 viewsGoxhill 27-06-05Dean Eades
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Common Toadflax204 viewsuniomystic
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any ideas201 viewsByron Webb
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Bee Orchids201 viewsSkippingdale Industrial Estate
Scunthorpe

These were saved by Gary Charlesworth again this year. He cuts the grass on that estate and looks for these each year.
S and K Spavin
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Horsetail?201 viewsDavid Morison
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