Lords and ladies, all in a row
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Lords and ladies, all in a row
Image: © Christine Johnstone Taken: 21 Aug 2024
The orange berries of lords-and-ladies [aka cuckoo-pint or Arum maculatum] along the public footpath from the Aberford Road to Neil Fox Way, Wakefield. This plant grows in shaded areas in woodland and along hedgerows. Here it is beneath hawthorn, which is covered in ivy.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.695013
Longitude
-1.47762