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Sometimes when we are botanising we can forget to look up! Which would be a shame as #treeflowers are both fascinating & beautiful! This week’s challenge is to go looking for wild & naturalised trees that are blooming. Share your finds for #WildflowerHour this Sunday 8-9pm!

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I am really out of practice, aren’t I? 🙃

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White tubular five-lobed flowers dangling beneath spiny haired leaves

White tubular five-lobed flowers dangling beneath spiny haired leaves

White variant of Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) in Horsham (VC13) #wildflowerhour #symphytum #comfrey

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Light brown tuber with a few adventitious roots running off of it, held in my two hands. About a kilo in weight.

Light brown tuber with a few adventitious roots running off of it, held in my two hands. About a kilo in weight.

Same tuber held by orange haired idiot

Same tuber held by orange haired idiot

Titan arum tuber - eight years old #botany #titanarum #amorphophallus (Amorphophallus titanum)

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A shout to my fellow hybrid “athletes” crossposting lifting to #Strava and running to #Hevy just to annoy. “Yeah, I guess that explains why he’s so slow _and_ tiny.”

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Badger lit by trans pride garden lighting under a bench sniffling crabapples

Badger lit by trans pride garden lighting under a bench sniffling crabapples

Visitor to our garden last night

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Slowly approaching the limit of #parkrun volunteer bingo having marshalled the carpark yesterday. Of the roles we have available I’ve only got pacing (this summer!), VI guide (doable) and sign language support (stretch goals) left.

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I’m still vaguely there but just not really using socials much at all of late. Thank you for the coral ID though :)

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Underside of a bracket fungus with a spiny upper side and bifurcating gills beneath

Underside of a bracket fungus with a spiny upper side and bifurcating gills beneath

Schizophyllum commune (splitgill) in St Leonard’s Forest near Horsham, growing on a lump of dead beech.

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Grey rock with some fossils in it

Grey rock with some fossils in it

@susieoftraken.bsky.social Hello. Dipping a toe back on here, let's see how long it lasts 😅 Partly prompted into it because a friend of mine sent me a picture of a presumed fossil from some swampy woodland in south Wales and it reminded me that I miss some of the people from The Bad Place.

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Do I _really_ want to resuscitate a 'professional' social media profile on Bluesky, three years after leaving The Bad Place? Hm. Perhaps.

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