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: Early spring Primroses - flowering in March


Early spring Primroses - flowering in March

Early spring Primroses - flowering in March (Primula vulgaris). Exmoor

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10890441
Media ID
42967791
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5430px x 3612px (2.3MB)
Credit
© Bob Gibbons / www.ardea.com
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10890441
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ROG-14679

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