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Insects found on the water meadows

Buttercup and beefly

Ram Meadow Orange Tip egg

water meadows Bury St Edmunds

Trees on the water meadows

Abbey Gardens, Black poplar, Bury St Edmunds, Bury Water Meadows Group, River Lark

Black poplar, No Man's Meadow, Bury St Edmunds, Bury Water Meadows Group, River Lark

Alder catkins, The Butts, Bury Water Meadows Group, Bury St Edmunds

Flowering plants on the water meadows

spear thistle, nectar pollinators, bumble bee Bury Water Meadows Group, BWMG, Bury St Edmunds, The Crankles, floral diversity, bumblebees , insect diversity,

knapweed oxeye daisy, The Crankles, wildflowers, floral diversity, meadows, Bury water Meadows Group, Bury St Edmunds

lesser celandine, the Crankles, Bury Water Meadows Group, Water Meadows, Floodplains, wildflowers, early colour in the meadows, Bury St Edmunds, floral diversity,

cowslips, water meadows, floral diversity, wildflowers, The Crankles, Bury Water Meadows Group, Bury St Edmunds,

comfrey, symphytum spps, early polinators, early bee food, nectar, water meadows, Bury Water Meadows Group, Bury St Edmunds, River Lark, chalk stream, Abbey Gardens, Lark path wildflowers, plant diversity, floral diversity

Coltsfoot, Ram Meadow Local Nature Reserve, wildflower, floral diversity, Bury Water Meadows Group, BWMG, Bury St Edmunds, biodiversity

thistle wet river banks, wet habitats, water meadows, riparian, wildflower, floral diversity, chalk stream, River Lark, River Lark path, Bury Water Meadows Group, Bury St Edmunds

hemp agrimony wildflower pollinator River Lark The Crankles Bury Water Meadows Group, Bury St Edmunds

grassland, acid grassland

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