Images Dated 15th April 2006
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Featured 15 Apr 2006 Image
Giant horsetail - fertile frond coming up in spring
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Giant horsetail - fertile frond coming up in spring
W. Dorset, UK
Equisetum telmateia
Bob Gibbons
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Europe, European, Flower, Flowers, Horsetail, Horsetails, Pla Nts, Plant, Pteridophyte, Single, Spring, United Kingdom, West Country
Old sunken lane in the ancient countryside of West Dorset, at Kingcombe
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Featured 15 Apr 2006 Image
DH-4283 Hibiscus
DH-4283
Hibiscus
This flower at Adcock Gorge, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia.
Hibiscus austrinus
Previously known as Hibiscus panduriformis but this name changed in 2005 and Kimberley plants are now known as Hibiscus austrinus.
Don Hadden
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