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LarkspurRecorded by Ray Eades, 1996. |
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Traveller's joy'Escaping' over a fence in the Avenues area. |
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Meadow ButtercupWidespread - a relic of old pasture lands. |
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Creeping ButtercupUbiquitous. A common garden weed. |
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Bulbous ButtercupMuch more widespread than above records would suggest. Much easier to identify early in the season - usually the first Buttercup to flower. |
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Celery-leaved ButtercupScattered but may be locally abundant. Usually associated with land drains. |
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Lesser SpearwortKnown only from wet pasture-land adjacent to Priory road. |
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Lesser CelandineMore widespread than above records suggest. Most leaves had died down at time of survey. A relic of old grassland and drain banks? |
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Thread-leaved Water-crowfootAbundant in shallow ponds to the east of Peronet Thompson school. |
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Common Meadow-rueFound on the banks of the River Hull and the Holderness Drain. |