Wild Flowers you have seen while out walking....!

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    Early Spotted Orchid, one of hundreds and hundreds, Durlston CP
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    Not sure about this one as it has no markings, maybe just fading away.
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    Grass Vetchling, not at all common here and easy to overlook the one small flower.
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      I found a few Bee Orchids on a hill above Corfe castle, there doesn't seem to be many around and these were quite small at about 9/10".
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        Aren't they stunning Strongy,
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          There were a few Pyramidal Orchids just showing which should be out in a couple of weeks, last year at Durlston CP there were literally thousands.:smile:
           
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            Hedge Woundwort, handy for stemming the bleeding if you've cut your arm off :) DSCN1500.JPG
             
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                Nice pics Zigs, I've got lots of Hedge Woundwort here as well bees love it :dbgrtmb:
                 
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                  Ta Jif :)

                  They do love it :)
                   
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                    Linseed?

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                      Looks like it, if it is, the seeds will stick like glue
                      Used to haul lots of linseed seeds and if you had a wet bed in the trailor it would stick hard :mad:
                       
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                        Not unusual, rather ordinary in fact, but still good enough to make me smile and get the camera out ...

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                          iris foetidissima

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                              DSCN1585.JPG And some of last years ones behind :)
                               
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                                Think this one's Dyers Weed , Reseda Luteola, but i'm not 100%

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                                Branched Bur-reed

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                                Tutsan.
                                 
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