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Species

Wildflowers

A frog orchid rises from a grassy mound, with the grassland sloping up to a hedge in the distance. The orchid has bulbous reddish flowers groing from a central stalk

Frog orchid

The flowers of a fly orchid, demonstrating their insect-like appearance

Fly orchid

sea campion

Sea campion

Southern Marsh Orchid

Southern marsh orchid

Greater water parsnip

Greater water parsnip

Fen violet

Fen violet

Field cow-wheat

Field cow-wheat

Chamomile

Chamomile

Common Fumitory

Common fumitory

common glasswort

Common glasswort

Thrift

Thrift

White Clover

White clover

Great Burnet

Great burnet

Fennel

Fennel

Germander Speedwell

Germander speedwell

Wood Sage

Wood sage

Common Toadflax

Common toadflax

Goosegrass

Cleavers

Bee Orchid

Bee orchid

Green-veined White on Common Dandelion

Common dandelion

Marsh Helleborine

Marsh helleborine

Ivy-leaved Toadflax

Ivy-leaved toadflax

Creeping Buttercup

Creeping buttercup

Yellow Corydalis

Yellow corydalis

Red Campion

Red campion

Hairy Bitter-cress

Hairy bitter-cress

Hare's-foot Clover

Hare's-foot clover

Salad Burnet

Salad burnet

Giant Hogweed

Giant hogweed

Hay meadow with yellow rattle

Yellow-rattle

Bugle

Bugle

Teasel

Teasel

Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle

Early Purple Orchid

Early purple orchid

Mouse-ear Hawkweed

Mouse-ear hawkweed

Broad-leaved Helleborine

Broad-leaved helleborine

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