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| | | Narrow-leaved Birds-foot-trefoil? Scrambling, slender plant - I'm wondering if it might be Narrow-leaved Birds-foot-trefoil, Lotus glaber?
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| | | Re: Narrow-leaved Birds-foot-trefoil? Sorry looks more like Common Bird's-foot-trefoil to me.
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