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Greenman

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1/3 Ragwort is a much maligned plant yet it is really important to a whole range of insects who benefit from its nectar and pollen and for other insects it provides food for their early stages. @savebutterflies

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Just found 6 volumes of this series in my loft which I had forgotten about.Listing various people of the world.Published in 1974 wonder how many of these peoples still exist??

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Some of the green men from Eaton church near wenlock edge

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Spring arrived at Dothill

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Don't often see these in November,clustered? bellflower,wenlock edge,hardly any fungi

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Recent visit to Telford weald,orange ladybird,roesell cricket,spiked shield bug,pine sawfly larvae

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A hidden collection of history st calixtus Astley Abbott's,13th cent glass,unicorn carbel,maidens garland and gloves of bride drowned 1707, traveling to wedding and norman font

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Recent visit to Charlton hill and meres,includes harebells, hummingbird hawkmoth,and Ruddy Darter

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Variety at millennium Telford today fairy ring longhorn, ghost moth,bee orchid,

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Four spotted chaser the most common dragonfly on the Telford Weald,at the moment,with large skipper,the most common butterfly, water ladybird also present,@BDSdragonflies

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Telford Weald yesterday,large skipper,downlooker snipefly,mother shipton, woundwort shieldbug

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Telford Weald yesterday,blue tailed,common damsel,banded demoiselle four spot chaser

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Swept from an apple tree Telford Weald,gravid?,any ideas @BritishSpiders

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Out on the Telford Weald today finds included golden bloomed grey longhorn,wasp beetle,crab spider,xysticus cristatus with lunch,,drinker moth caterpillar

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Finally found Lapwing nest on the weald,suspect there are at least 3 others,but quite difficult to find,the next photo shows the same nest,it took me a while to find it and I took the photo!@BTO_Shropshire

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Toothwort,near Ironbridge a parasite of Hazel

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One of the last unimproved meadows in Telford ,near Ironbridge,ant hill city

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