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22-05-2008, 05:26 AM
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| | | Re: ID for the dreaded white flowers I agree it is Hemlock Water-dropwort. | 
22-05-2008, 10:40 AM
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| | | Re: ID for the dreaded white flowers Quote:
Originally Posted by aeshna5 Hemlock Water-dropwort, Oenantha crocata! Why did you think habitat was wrong? It grows along rivers, etc,. Foliage is wrong for Angelica + flowers aren't such a pure white. | Probably because I looked at the wrong Water Dropwort.I was looking at Fine-leaved Water Dropwort - Oenantha aquatica  .The other one wasn't in the book I looked at  Finely found it in only one of my books which says habitat marshes, wet woods, ditches.Which didnt fit exactly so I probably ignored it.They are all so similar and despite the books can still be very difficult especially to an amateur like me
Thanks everyone for the help at least it ended up pointing me in the right direction in the end 
I have renamed them in the unidentified Gallery.Now do I upload them again into the main Gallery or will a mod move them over ? Please
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22-05-2008, 12:19 PM
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| | | Re: ID for the dreaded white flowers It is probbaly just worth pointing out this it is one of the highly poisonous ones along with hemlock, giant hogweed and wild parsnip,(which can all cause severe blistering of the skin as the sap reacts with sunlight), however, ALL the water dropworts are poisonous and its Hemlock water dropwort which can actually be fatal! ...just thought id mention it
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22-05-2008, 01:44 PM
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| | | Re: ID for the dreaded white flowers Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Salter It is probbaly just worth pointing out this it is one of the highly poisonous ones along with hemlock, giant hogweed and wild parsnip,(which can all cause severe blistering of the skin as the sap reacts with sunlight), however, ALL the water dropworts are poisonous and its Hemlock water dropwort which can actually be fatal! ...just thought id mention it | Thanks Dan.I did read that.Just as well it has been ID'd as I was going back to take a closer look.Think I will stay clear  | 
22-05-2008, 05:00 PM
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| | | Re: ID for the dreaded white flowers Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Salter It is probbaly just worth pointing out this it is one of the highly poisonous ones along with hemlock, giant hogweed and wild parsnip,(which can all cause severe blistering of the skin as the sap reacts with sunlight), however, ALL the water dropworts are poisonous and its Hemlock water dropwort which can actually be fatal! ...just thought id mention it | Oh my god!!! i cringe when i see 'probably' spelt like that! i must have been half asleep when i typed or some horrible person has hacked my account and retyped it? ha ha
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