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| | | Orchid variants
Saw these three orchids yesterday. The small purple one , I assume, is a Common Spotted Orchid, but how about the other two? The pink one presumably is going over, and changing colour in the process, but the white one had no - or very feint - markings and was much taller than the others.
All three were clustered together within about a metre of each other.    |
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