Found in an abandoned quarry along the path of Hadrian's Wall. :-)
Sunday, 19 June 2011
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I first noticed a day-flying cinnabar moth a few weeks ago but as usual I was too slow to take a photo! Luckily I spotted another in the gar... -
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8 comments:
I wonder why it's called a Northern Marsh Orchid - I found one in Cornwall recently.
That is beautiful. And it just grows wild?
It is a nice bit of color in a green setting. Lovely.
Holy smokes! That is amazing.
It took me a long time to find out that plants like these had flowers. The first time I ever found one, the flowers were all gone. I had no idea what I was looking at. It was fun finding out later.
It's a beautiful orchid
Very pretty! I don't know if I have come across one of those before.
This is a beautiful flower I've never heard of before. Great photo! :)
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