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July 16, 2023

Cantabria Morning Glory

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  It is not any longer in flower now. On its branched stems only small fruits can be found.     But two months ago Cantabria Morning Glory (...
July 7, 2023

Italian Lords-and-Ladies

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Two months ago this bizarre flower could still be found everywhere in woodlands and under trees. Maybe the inflorescence of Italian Lords-an...
March 24, 2023

Daffodil

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  This flower that shows us its trumpet is a Daffodil ( Narcissus pseudonarcissus ). Its white tepals are nearly gone. Is it alone?      Sur...
March 8, 2023

Grey Willow

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  Those branches are somewhat ridged, if you remove the bark you can see that the wood is striated. This is typical for the Grey Willow ( Sa...
October 23, 2022

European Umbrella Milkwort

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  We are at the end of october but when you look at this field you could think it is May, so many flowers! Most of them are species that flo...
October 20, 2022

Annual Ragweed

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  It is a beautiful plant, Annual Ragweed ( Ambrosia artemisiifolia ). It comes from the Americas and it feels at home in France. A bit too...
August 18, 2022

Thornapple

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In this arable field  grew about 130 different species of spontaneous plants. Mostly those 'weeds' were messicoles , plants with a l...
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