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Roseland House, Great Yeldham. A paddock of about 3 acres of uncut grass, with a boggy corner. It is sheltered by a spinney to the south and hedges on the east and north sides. There is also a useful pond for the dragonflies. Gallery
Roseland House paddock 
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Buttercups. 31 May 2011

Roseland House paddock 
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Shady walk. 7 June 2011

Roseland House paddock 
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Bramble. 15 June 2011

Roseland House Lawn
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Self Heal. 24 June 2011

Roseland House paddock 
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Creeping Thistle. 26 July 2010

Roseland House paddock 
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Hemp Agrimony. 29 July 2010

Roseland House paddock 
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Water Mint. 9 Aug 2010

Roseland House paddock 
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Brambles and Ivy. 1 Sept 2010


Danbury Common, Danbury, Essex. A large area of common land, open to the public at all times.
Link to Danbury Common at the National Trust website.
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Danbury Common
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14 June 2011

Danbury Common
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14 June 2011

Danbury Common
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14 June 2011


Thrift Wood, Bicknacre, Essex. Thrift Wood is a 48 acre woodland owned by the Essex Wildlife Trust. It is accessible to the public at all times. Link to Thrift Wood at EWT website. This site is famous for its colony of re-introduced Heath Fritillaries. Gallery
Thrift Wood
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Cow-wheat. 30 May 2011

Thrift Wood
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Cow-wheat. 30 May 2011


Devils Dyke, Cambs. An ancient defensive barrier across the chalk from Stetchworth to the edge of the Fens at Reach.
It is a public footpath with access at all times.
Wikipedia entry . Restoration Project
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Devils Dyke
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26 June 2011


Fleam Dyke, Cambs. An ancient defensive barrier across the chalk from Balsham to the edge of the Fens at Fulbourne.
It is a public footpath with access at all times from each end and from a lay-by on the A11. Guide
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Fleam Dyke
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Notice board. June 2011

Fleam Dyke
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Garlic-mustard. 21 April 2011

Fleam Dyke
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17 April 2011

Fleam Dyke
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Fleam Dyke, Cambs.
21 April 2011


Woodwalton Marsh, Woodwalton, Cambs. A Nature reserve of the Bedfordshire, Cambridge, Northamptonshire and Peterborough Wildlife Trust. It is accessible to the public at all times. Link to BCNP website. It is only 1.8 acres but full of interest. Gallery
Woodwalton Marsh
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3 June 2011

Woodwalton Marsh
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3 June 2011



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