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Wildflowers

Thrift

Thrift

Tormentil

Tormentil

Traveller's-joy

Traveller's-joy

Tufted Vetch

Tufted vetch

Viper's-bugloss

Viper's-bugloss

Water Avens

Water avens

Water Dock

Water dock

Water Figwort

Water figwort

Water Forget-me-not

Water forget-me-not

Water Mint

Water mint

Water-cress

Water-cress

Water-plantain

Water-plantain

Water-soldier

Water-soldier

Welsh Poppy

Welsh poppy

White Bryony

White bryony

White Campion

White campion

White Clover

White clover

White Dead-nettle

White dead-nettle

White Water-lily

White water-lily

Wild Angelica

Wild angelica

Wild Carrot

Wild carrot

Ramsons

Wild garlic

Wild Strawberry

Wild strawberry

Wild thyme

Wild thyme

Wood Anemone

wood anemone

wood avens

Wood avens

Wood Forget-me-not

Wood forget-me-not

Wood Sage

Wood sage

Wood sorrel growing from moss in a wooded valley

Wood sorrel

Yarrow

Yarrow

Yellow Archangel

Yellow archangel

Yellow Corydalis

Yellow corydalis

Yellow-horned Poppy

Yellow horned-poppy

yellow iris

Yellow iris

Yellow Water-lily

Yellow water-lily

Hay meadow with yellow rattle

Yellow-rattle

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