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Plant Identification => Plant Identification Questions and Answers => Topic started by: shelagh on July 06, 2015, 09:51:13 AM
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You know how it is. Your camera is madly clicking and then when you get home you try and find out what you have taken.
I have 3 queries. All pictures were taken on the edge of Loch Fleet after we had walked through the woods.
First one is very tiny and growing in the very wet marsh. 2 pics.
Second one was on the very edge of the grass round a pool.
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The last query may be one or two plants I'm not sure and will happily let you experts decide. Found in the same place on the edge of Loch Fleet.
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Shelagh
First wee pink one is Glaux maritima, common name is Sea Milkwort I think, and the second is Triglochin maritima, Sea Arrowgrass.
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Third one could be Spergularia media.
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Thanks Ian. Funny I managed to get these little things in perfect focus but couldn't manage the Lesser Twayblade we found in the woods. Everyone blurred. ::)