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Not a bumblebee
This year's first dahlia's arse-side
Some bug in the ragwort
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Another sign
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My first spring warbler this year
At the dry dock
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Peak rhodo
We have three rhododendrons. The earliest is a languid, fragile plant but it shows off a lot of its pinkness every year.
Most years it gets hammered by rain. Luckily the rains we had a few days ago were before its blooms opened.
So it is at its peak this morning.
Most years it gets hammered by rain. Luckily the rains we had a few days ago were before its blooms opened.
So it is at its peak this morning.
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