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Enjoy this poetic description of twayblade
orchid in the Chilterns, courtesy of the Guardian's Country diary.
‘Each floret in the shape of a
cherubic angel raising its tiny wings to heaven.’
Meanwhile, in KeltneyburnMeadow, volunteers counted individual flower-heads of some of the wildflowers,
such as the Twayblade Orchid (Neottia ovata) and Bird’s-nest Orchid (Neottia
nidus-avis).
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