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Orchids – 15th June

June 15, 2010Recent wildlife sightingsBee Orchid, Meadow Brown, Northern Marsh Orchid, Pyramidal Orchid, Southern Marsh Orchid, Spotted OrchidPete Smith

There are now lots of  Southern Marsh, Spotted and Bee Orchids out and even a few Pyramidal. A new species for the site has also been tentatively identified as Northern Marsh Orchid. The first Meadow Browns have also been seen. PS.

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