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  • Norfolk Island Pine Araucaria heterophylla (Araucariaceae) HEIGHT to 15m. Palm-like evergreen. BARK Becoming scaly. BRANCHES Grow up full extent of trunk; horizontal but with upswept shoots. LEAVES Scaly, on young plants open and spreading, showing the shoot they are growing on; older trees have closely packed incurved leaves that hide the shoot. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Trees are either male or female, and it is not possible to determine which is which until they flower, which seldom happens in Britain. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION Native to Norfolk Island (north of New Zealand). Thrives out of doors only in the extreme SW of Britain.
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  • Norfolk Island Pine Araucaria heterophylla (Araucariaceae) HEIGHT to 15m. Palm-like evergreen. BARK Becoming scaly. BRANCHES Grow up full extent of trunk; horizontal but with upswept shoots. LEAVES Scaly, on young plants open and spreading, showing the shoot they are growing on; older trees have closely packed incurved leaves that hide the shoot. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Trees are either male or female, and it is not possible to determine which is which until they flower, which seldom happens in Britain. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION Native to Norfolk Island (north of New Zealand). Thrives out of doors only in the extreme SW of Britain.
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  • Norfolk Island Pine Araucaria heterophylla (Araucariaceae) HEIGHT to 15m. Palm-like evergreen. BARK Becoming scaly. BRANCHES Grow up full extent of trunk; horizontal but with upswept shoots. LEAVES Scaly, on young plants open and spreading, showing the shoot they are growing on; older trees have closely packed incurved leaves that hide the shoot. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Trees are either male or female, and it is not possible to determine which is which until they flower, which seldom happens in Britain. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION Native to Norfolk Island (north of New Zealand). Thrives out of doors only in the extreme SW of Britain.
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  • Norfolk Island Pine Araucaria heterophylla (Araucariaceae) HEIGHT to 15m. Palm-like evergreen. BARK Becoming scaly. BRANCHES Grow up full extent of trunk; horizontal but with upswept shoots. LEAVES Scaly, on young plants open and spreading, showing the shoot they are growing on; older trees have closely packed incurved leaves that hide the shoot. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Trees are either male or female, and it is not possible to determine which is which until they flower, which seldom happens in Britain. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION Native to Norfolk Island (north of New Zealand). Thrives out of doors only in the extreme SW of Britain.
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  • ENGLISH STONECROP Sedum anglicum (Crassulaceae) Height to 5cm. Mat-forming perennial with wiry stems. Found on rocky ground, shingle and old walls. FLOWERS are star-shaped and 12mm across with 5 white petals that are pink below (Jun-Sep). FRUITS are dry and red. LEAVES are 3-5mm long, fleshy and often tinged red. STATUS-Widespread and locally common, especially in W Britain and Ireland.
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  • Cliff Whitebeam Sorbus rupicola (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 6m<br />
A small tree, and often little more than a shrub (lumped within S. aria agg. by some authors). LEAVES Narrowly obovate with shallow, sharply-toothed lobes conspicuous only on distal third of leaf; teeth curve on the outer edge and are all directed towards the apex. Leaves are densely woolly underneath and there are 7-9 pairs of veins. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Fruits ripen bright red, to 15mm long with many lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION Scattered across north and west Britain, found mainly on limestone.
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  • Plymouth Pear Pyrus cordata (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 8m <br />
A small, slender or slightly spreading deciduous tree. BARK Dark-brown and breaking up into small square plates. BRANCHES With spiny branches and purplish twigs. LEAVES Alternate, oval and up to 5cm long, although they are usually much smaller. The margin is finely toothed and the leaf is downy when young, becoming a dull green when older. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Flowers open at the same time as the leaves in May and the tree is often covered with white blossom. The fruit is up to 1.8cm long, resembling a tiny pear on a long stalk, and is golden-brown at first, ripening later to red and marked by numerous brown lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION A scarce native of SW Britain (also found in W France and the Iberian peninsula). Here, it is usually found in hedgerows and copses.
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  • Plymouth Pear Pyrus cordata (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 8m <br />
A small, slender or slightly spreading deciduous tree. BARK Dark-brown and breaking up into small square plates. BRANCHES With spiny branches and purplish twigs. LEAVES Alternate, oval and up to 5cm long, although they are usually much smaller. The margin is finely toothed and the leaf is downy when young, becoming a dull green when older. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Flowers open at the same time as the leaves in May and the tree is often covered with white blossom. The fruit is up to 1.8cm long, resembling a tiny pear on a long stalk, and is golden-brown at first, ripening later to red and marked by numerous brown lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION A scarce native of SW Britain (also found in W France and the Iberian peninsula). Here, it is usually found in hedgerows and copses.
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  • Cliff Whitebeam Sorbus rupicola (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 6m<br />
A small tree, and often little more than a shrub (lumped within S. aria agg. by some authors). LEAVES Narrowly obovate with shallow, sharply-toothed lobes conspicuous only on distal third of leaf; teeth curve on the outer edge and are all directed towards the apex. Leaves are densely woolly underneath and there are 7-9 pairs of veins. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Fruits ripen bright red, to 15mm long with many lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION Scattered across north and west Britain, found mainly on limestone.
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  • Plymouth Pear Pyrus cordata (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 8m <br />
A small, slender or slightly spreading deciduous tree. BARK Dark-brown and breaking up into small square plates. BRANCHES With spiny branches and purplish twigs. LEAVES Alternate, oval and up to 5cm long, although they are usually much smaller. The margin is finely toothed and the leaf is downy when young, becoming a dull green when older. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Flowers open at the same time as the leaves in May and the tree is often covered with white blossom. The fruit is up to 1.8cm long, resembling a tiny pear on a long stalk, and is golden-brown at first, ripening later to red and marked by numerous brown lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION A scarce native of SW Britain (also found in W France and the Iberian peninsula). Here, it is usually found in hedgerows and copses.
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  • Plymouth Pear Pyrus cordata (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 8m <br />
A small, slender or slightly spreading deciduous tree. BARK Dark-brown and breaking up into small square plates. BRANCHES With spiny branches and purplish twigs. LEAVES Alternate, oval and up to 5cm long, although they are usually much smaller. The margin is finely toothed and the leaf is downy when young, becoming a dull green when older. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Flowers open at the same time as the leaves in May and the tree is often covered with white blossom. The fruit is up to 1.8cm long, resembling a tiny pear on a long stalk, and is golden-brown at first, ripening later to red and marked by numerous brown lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION A scarce native of SW Britain (also found in W France and the Iberian peninsula). Here, it is usually found in hedgerows and copses.
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  • Knot Calidris canutus L 25cm. Dumpy, robust wader. Forms large flocks in winter. Has white wingbar but otherwise lacks distinctive features in non-breeding plumage. Sexes are similar. Adult in winter has uniform grey upperparts and white underparts. Bill is dark and legs are dull yellowish green. In summer plumage (sometimes seen in late spring or early autumn) has orange-red face, neck and underparts; back is marked with black, red and grey. Legs and bill are dark. Juvenile resembles winter adult but has scaly-looking back and peachy flush to breast. Voice Utters a sharp kwet call. Status Non-breeding visitor to Britain and Ireland. Locally common in winter on estuaries and mudflats.
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  • Plymouth Pear - Pyrus cordata (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 8m <br />
A small, slender or slightly spreading deciduous tree. BARK Dark-brown and breaking up into small square plates. BRANCHES With spiny branches and purplish twigs. LEAVES Alternate, oval and up to 5cm long, although they are usually much smaller. The margin is finely toothed and the leaf is downy when young, becoming a dull green when older. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Flowers open at the same time as the leaves in May and the tree is often covered with white blossom. The fruit is up to 1.8cm long, resembling a tiny pear on a long stalk, and is golden-brown at first, ripening later to red and marked by numerous brown lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION A scarce native of SW Britain (also found in W France and the Iberian peninsula). Here, it is usually found in hedgerows and copses.
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  • Knot - Calidris canutus - Flock in flight. L 25cm. Dumpy, robust wader. Forms large flocks in winter. Has white wingbar but otherwise lacks distinctive features in non-breeding plumage. Sexes are similar. Adult in winter has uniform grey upperparts and white underparts. Bill is dark and legs are dull yellowish green. In summer plumage (sometimes seen in late spring or early autumn) has orange-red face, neck and underparts; back is marked with black, red and grey. Legs and bill are dark. Juvenile resembles winter adult but has scaly-looking back and peachy flush to breast. Voice Utters a sharp kwet call. Status Non-breeding visitor to Britain and Ireland. Locally common in winter on estuaries and mudflats.
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  • ENGLISH STONECROP Sedum anglicum (Crassulaceae) Height to 5cm. Mat-forming perennial with wiry stems. Found on rocky ground, shingle and old walls. FLOWERS are star-shaped and 12mm across with 5 white petals that are pink below (Jun-Sep). FRUITS are dry and red. LEAVES are 3-5mm long, fleshy and often tinged red. STATUS-Widespread and locally common, especially in W Britain and Ireland.
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  • ENGLISH STONECROP Sedum anglicum (Crassulaceae) Height to 5cm. Mat-forming perennial with wiry stems. Found on rocky ground, shingle and old walls. FLOWERS are star-shaped and 12mm across with 5 white petals that are pink below (Jun-Sep). FRUITS are dry and red. LEAVES are 3-5mm long, fleshy and often tinged red. STATUS-Widespread and locally common, especially in W Britain and Ireland.
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  • ENGLISH STONECROP Sedum anglicum (Crassulaceae) Height to 5cm. Mat-forming perennial with wiry stems. Found on rocky ground, shingle and old walls. FLOWERS are star-shaped and 12mm across with 5 white petals that are pink below (Jun-Sep). FRUITS are dry and red. LEAVES are 3-5mm long, fleshy and often tinged red. STATUS-Widespread and locally common, especially in W Britain and Ireland.
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  • Chilean Incense Cedar Austrocedrus chilensis (Height to 15m) is similar to Incense Cedar Calocedrus decurrens but less regular in outline. Sprays of foliage are very flattened and do not always show the white stripes seen in Incense Cedar. More tender and shorter-lived than Incense Cedar, so only thrives in the west of Britain and Ireland.
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  • Chilean Incense Cedar Austrocedrus chilensis (Height to 15m) is similar to Incense Cedar Calocedrus decurrens but less regular in outline. Sprays of foliage are very flattened and do not always show the white stripes seen in Incense Cedar. More tender and shorter-lived than Incense Cedar, so only thrives in the west of Britain and Ireland.
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  • Plymouth Pear Pyrus cordata (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 8m <br />
A small, slender or slightly spreading deciduous tree. BARK Dark-brown and breaking up into small square plates. BRANCHES With spiny branches and purplish twigs. LEAVES Alternate, oval and up to 5cm long, although they are usually much smaller. The margin is finely toothed and the leaf is downy when young, becoming a dull green when older. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Flowers open at the same time as the leaves in May and the tree is often covered with white blossom. The fruit is up to 1.8cm long, resembling a tiny pear on a long stalk, and is golden-brown at first, ripening later to red and marked by numerous brown lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION A scarce native of SW Britain (also found in W France and the Iberian peninsula). Here, it is usually found in hedgerows and copses.
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  • Chilean Incense Cedar Austrocedrus chilensis (Height to 15m) is similar to Incense Cedar Calocedrus decurrens but less regular in outline. Sprays of foliage are very flattened and do not always show the white stripes seen in Incense Cedar. More tender and shorter-lived than Incense Cedar, so only thrives in the west of Britain and Ireland.
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  • Plymouth Pear Pyrus cordata (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 8m <br />
A small, slender or slightly spreading deciduous tree. BARK Dark-brown and breaking up into small square plates. BRANCHES With spiny branches and purplish twigs. LEAVES Alternate, oval and up to 5cm long, although they are usually much smaller. The margin is finely toothed and the leaf is downy when young, becoming a dull green when older. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Flowers open at the same time as the leaves in May and the tree is often covered with white blossom. The fruit is up to 1.8cm long, resembling a tiny pear on a long stalk, and is golden-brown at first, ripening later to red and marked by numerous brown lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION A scarce native of SW Britain (also found in W France and the Iberian peninsula). Here, it is usually found in hedgerows and copses.
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  • Plymouth Pear Pyrus cordata (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 8m <br />
A small, slender or slightly spreading deciduous tree. BARK Dark-brown and breaking up into small square plates. BRANCHES With spiny branches and purplish twigs. LEAVES Alternate, oval and up to 5cm long, although they are usually much smaller. The margin is finely toothed and the leaf is downy when young, becoming a dull green when older. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Flowers open at the same time as the leaves in May and the tree is often covered with white blossom. The fruit is up to 1.8cm long, resembling a tiny pear on a long stalk, and is golden-brown at first, ripening later to red and marked by numerous brown lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION A scarce native of SW Britain (also found in W France and the Iberian peninsula). Here, it is usually found in hedgerows and copses.
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  • Plymouth Pear Pyrus cordata (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 8m <br />
A small, slender or slightly spreading deciduous tree. BARK Dark-brown and breaking up into small square plates. BRANCHES With spiny branches and purplish twigs. LEAVES Alternate, oval and up to 5cm long, although they are usually much smaller. The margin is finely toothed and the leaf is downy when young, becoming a dull green when older. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Flowers open at the same time as the leaves in May and the tree is often covered with white blossom. The fruit is up to 1.8cm long, resembling a tiny pear on a long stalk, and is golden-brown at first, ripening later to red and marked by numerous brown lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION A scarce native of SW Britain (also found in W France and the Iberian peninsula). Here, it is usually found in hedgerows and copses.
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  • Cliff Whitebeam Sorbus rupicola (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 6m<br />
A small tree, and often little more than a shrub (lumped within S. aria agg. by some authors). LEAVES Narrowly obovate with shallow, sharply-toothed lobes conspicuous only on distal third of leaf; teeth curve on the outer edge and are all directed towards the apex. Leaves are densely woolly underneath and there are 7-9 pairs of veins. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Fruits ripen bright red, to 15mm long with many lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION Scattered across north and west Britain, found mainly on limestone.
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  • Plymouth Pear Pyrus cordata (Rosaceae) HEIGHT to 8m <br />
A small, slender or slightly spreading deciduous tree. BARK Dark-brown and breaking up into small square plates. BRANCHES With spiny branches and purplish twigs. LEAVES Alternate, oval and up to 5cm long, although they are usually much smaller. The margin is finely toothed and the leaf is downy when young, becoming a dull green when older. REPRODUCTIVE PARTS Flowers open at the same time as the leaves in May and the tree is often covered with white blossom. The fruit is up to 1.8cm long, resembling a tiny pear on a long stalk, and is golden-brown at first, ripening later to red and marked by numerous brown lenticels. STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION A scarce native of SW Britain (also found in W France and the Iberian peninsula). Here, it is usually found in hedgerows and copses.
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  • Footpath through ancient woodland at Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Field Maple - Acer campestre, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Footpath through Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Corsican Pine - Pinus nigra, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Goldilocks Buttercup - Ranunculus auricomus , Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Goldilocks Buttercup - Ranunculus auricomus , Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Common Nettle - Urtica dioica, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Dawn at Stoke Wood, Bicester, Oxfordshire
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  • Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Ancient Wild Service Tree - Sorbus torminalis, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Bluebell woodland - Hyacinthoides non-scripta, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Early Purple Orchid - Orchis mascula, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Early Purple Orchid - Orchis mascula, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Bluebell woodland - Hyacinthoides non-scripta, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Footpath through Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Bluebells - Hyacinthoides non-scripta, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Bluebells - Hyacinthoides non-scripta, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Hornbean seedlings - Carpinus betulus, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Ancient Wild Service Tree - Sorbus torminalis, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Ancient coppiced Hornbeam - Carpinus betulus, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Dog's Mercury - Mercurialis perennis, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Dog's Mercury - Mercurialis perennis, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Bugle - Ajuga reptans, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Ancient coppiced Hornbeam - Carpinus betulus, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Lesser Celandine - Ranunculus ficaria
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  • Ancient coppiced Hornbeam - Carpinus betulus, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Pedunculate or English Oak - Quercus Robur, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Common Nettle - Urtica dioica, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Bluebells - Hyacinthoides non-scriptaStoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Bluebell woodland - Hyacinthoides non-scripta, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Early Purple Orchid - Orchis mascula, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Corsican Pine - Pinus nigra ssp. maritima, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Corsican Pine - Pinus nigra ssp. maritima, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Footpath through Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Footpath through Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Yellow Archangel - Lamiastrum galeobdolon, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Yellow Archangel - Lamiastrum galeobdolon, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Herb Robert - Geranium robertianum, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Yellow Archangel - Lamiastrum galeobdolon, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Bugle - Ajuga reptans, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Greater Stitchwort - Stellaria holostea, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Wild Strawberry - Fragaria vesca, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Dawn over Stoke Wood, Bicester, Oxfordshire
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  • Over the tree tops at Stoke Wood, Bicester, Oxfordshire
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  • Bluebells - Hyacinthoides non-scripta, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Bluebells - Hyacinthoides non-scripta, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Hazel - Corylus avellana, spring leaf burst, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Field Maple - Acer campestre, spring leaf burst, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Hornbean seedlings - Carpinus betulus, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Footpath through the Bluebells at Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Footpath through Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Lesser Celandine - Ranunculus ficaria, Stoke Wood, Bicester, Oxfordshire
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  • Lords-and-Ladies - Arum maculatum, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Ancient coppiced Hornbeam - Carpinus betulus, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Ancient woodland boundary covered in Bluebells, Stoke Woods, Bicester, Oxfordshire owned by the Woodland Trust
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  • Lathkill Dale, Peak District, Debyshire.
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  • Hannington Tower and White Hill, Kingsclere Downs
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  • View over the Watership Down from White Hill, Kingsclere
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  • Water-break-its-neck waterfall in Radnor Forest, Wales
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  • Water-break-its-neck waterfall, Radnor Forest, Wales
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  • North Light on Lundy Island, Bristol Channel
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  • Stone-curlew - Burhinus oedicnemus
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  • Stone-curlew - Burhinus oedicnemus
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  • Red-legged Partridge - Alectoris rufa
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  • Rabbit - Oryctolagus cuniculus
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  • Little Owl - Athene noctua
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  • Red-legged Partridge - Alectoris rufa
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  • Stone-curlew - Burhinus oedicnemus
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  • Greater Stitchwort - Stellaria holostea
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  • Matted Sea-lavender - Limonium bellidifolium
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