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  1. 06-Jun-09, 22:26 #1
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  3. 06-Jun-09, 22:31 #3
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    There is just a field of these


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    Spurtle, your first shot is fabulous. Lovely DOF
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    Lovely set of pictures, does any one know what the second orchid is, the one without the spotted leaves as I found some of the same at Castletown harbour and DOH have not got my flower book with me.
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    Great shots.the sundew is terrific.
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  8. 07-Jun-09, 11:28 #8
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    The purple one, I think is the Northern Marsh Orchid.
    There were thousands of all different types, so much so, it was difficult to walk without stepping on them.
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    The first one is a cracking shot indeed.

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