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Images tagged "violet-family"

Sweet Violet - Viola odorata
Sweet Violet - Viola odorata, Lindrick Dale.
Common Dog Violet (Viola riviniana), Whitwell Wood, Derbyshire.
Common Dog Violet (Viola riviniana), Laughton Wood.
Early Dog Violet (Viola reichenbachiana), Laughton Wood.
Early Dog Violet (Viola reichenbachiana), Laughton Wood.
Field Pansy (Viola arvensis), Lound, Notts.
Field Pansy (Viola arvensis), Barrow Hills.
Field Pansy )Viola arvensis), Anston Stones Wood.
Hairy Violet (Viola hirta), Whitwell Wood, Derbyshire.
Hairy Violet (Viola hirta), Anston Stones Wood.
Mountain Pansy (Viola lutea), Deep Dale, Derbyshire.
Mountain Pansy (Viola lutea), Slaley Fields, Derbyshire.
Mountain Pansy (Viola lutea), Slaley Fields, Derbyshire.
Sweet Violet (Viola odorata var dumetorum), Lindrick Common.
Sweet Violet (Viola odorata), Lound, Notts
Teesdale Violet (Viola rupestris), Cow Green Reservoir, North Pennines

Recent Posts

  • Next Meeting – Saturday 11th October 2025, a fungal foray to Lindholme 7 October 2025
  • Meeting Postponed – Tuesday 7th October to Fowlsyke Flash 4 October 2025
  • Next Meeting – At Parklands 7pm a Review of past years activities 30 September 2025
  • Next Meeting – Sat 27th Oct 2025 to Anston Stones Wood 22 September 2025
  • Next Meeting – Conisborough Parks: Wildlife on the Solar Parks site (Pt 3). 17 September 2025

Gallery

Sympetrum striolatum - Common Darter (female), Lound Notocelia uddmanniana - Bramble Shoot Moth - Kirk Smeaton

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