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We have been collecting wild flower images since 1998 and this archive contains some 600 images. As a member you have access to all of them. When you click on 'download' you will be given a choice of screen size. This allows you to view the image at its best, on a black background filling the whole screen.
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Pennycress, Strawberry, Ramsons and Fumitory - large file (2.47mb)8 May 2008. A rather educational exercise in flower diversity this week: these small white flowers are all out at the moment – similar in size but from three different habitats (salt marsh, hedge-bank and damp woodland), and with four, five and six petals. The Fumitory is there to provide a bit of colour. 
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Pennycress, Strawberry, Ramsons and Fumitory8 May 2008. A rather educational exercise in flower diversity this week: these small white flowers are all out at the moment – similar in size but from three different habitats (salt marsh, hedge-bank and damp woodland), and with four, five and six petals. The Fumitory is there to provide a bit of colour.
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Apple, Strawberry and Coltsfoot - large file (1.61mb)29 April 2008. Two flowers going over and one coming on: Coltsfoot seedheads are finer than Dandelions (as are the flowers themselves); while much of the wild Apple blossom is in full bloom, with these bright pink buds turning to much paler flowers. We’ll have to wait a while for the wild Strawberry flowers to turn into similar coloured red fruit.
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Apple, Strawberry and Coltsfoot29 April 2008. Two flowers going over and one coming on: Coltsfoot seedheads are finer than Dandelions (as are the flowers themselves); while much of the wild Apple blossom is in full bloom, with these bright pink buds turning to much paler flowers. We’ll have to wait a while for the wild Strawberry flowers to turn into similar coloured red fruit.
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Ramsons, Lady's Smock and Comfrey - large file (3.02mb)24 April 2008. Ramsons are flowering in the woods – one of the most glorious moments of the year in this area. Search for ‘Bradley Woods Ramsons’ to see a photo. Meanwhile the beautiful and delicate Lady’s Smock has flowered in the meadows.
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