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This gallery contains a selection of my photographs of the flora and fauna of Sherborne.
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June 1989 - Bee Orchid. This orchid appeared in our front lawn and flowered for a few years.
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December 2006 - Mallard at Sherborne Lake.
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January 2007 - Snowdrops at Sherborne Castle.
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May 2007 - Red Campion and Cow Parsley, New Road Sherborne.
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May 2007 - Cow Parsley, New Road Sherborne.
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June 2007 - Poppies, Bradford Road.
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July 2007 - Gatekeeper butterfly, Lenthay common.
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July 2007 - Peacock butterfly, Lenthay common.
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July 2007 - Thistle with Bee and fly.
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July 2007 - Burdock, Lenthay common.
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July 2007 - Small white butterfly, Lenthay common.
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December 2008 - Colourful winter berries.
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December 2008 - Sherborne Hill. The umbelifers looked nice with the frosty decoration.
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April 2009 - Purley. A nicely back lit picture of Wild Arum in flower.
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May 2009 - Mandarin duck, Sherborne Lake.
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May 2009 - A brood of Mallard ducks at Sherborne Lake.
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July 2009 - Pyramidal Orchid, Sherborne Castle.
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December 2009 - Mandarin duck, Sherborne lake.
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December 2010 - Hungry wildfowl on Sherborne lake. Mallard, Mute Swan and a single Tufted Duck with Black Headed Gulls in the distance.
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May 2011 - A field of flax blowing in the wind. This field is between Sherborne and Bradford Abbas.
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May 2011 - The view across the flax field towards Thornford and Yetminster.
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May 2011 - This picture was taken the day after the previous two with much better light. However, the flax was now getting past its best due to the rain and wind.
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June 2011 - A month on from the pictures above. The flax field in the golden light at the end of the day. Thornford in the distance.
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