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Primula veris, Cowslip associates: 12 species (cf 40 for primrose).
Once common in hay meadows, hedgerows, the rides & margins of ancient woods, populations declined mostly in proportion to the loss of grassland habitat 1930–1980.
Schmeil, Lehrbuch der Botanik. Tafel 20

Fragaria vesca, Wild Strawberry
Native of woods, scrub and hedgerow, embankments & road verges, an important element of the ground flora. It supports 51 species of invertebrate as a larval host, of which 14 are coleopteran, 30 Lepidoptera
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Sorbus torminalis, Wild Service, associates. May be seen in abundance in wood pasture. Late spring flowers insect pollinated. Fast growing, light demanding, v. hardy; timber hard & durable, lifespan 100–200 years. c.30 spp. inverts.
Illo By Johann Daniel Reitter, PD
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Acer campestre, Field maple. Supports epiphytic lichens and bryophytes, and inverts across a wide range of orders; some 51 invert species found in association. Flowering Period 5-6
Illos by Carl Axel Magnus Lindman

Native hedges series No 11: Malus sylvestris, Wild Crab Apple.
Birds & small mammals feed on the fruits; 217 species of invert use it as a larval host; 133 of them are Lepidoptera, mostly macro and micro moths
#WildWebsWednesday
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Illo By Carl Axel Magnus Lindman

Oh god, please make me stop! Accidentally found Salix arenaria & MOTHS! Cossus ligniperda; Zeuzera aeusculi; Zeuzera *arundinis*. Plate 9 By Henry Noel Humphreys & John Obadiah Westwood, British Moths @ their Transformations. Vol. I (1845) @whiterosegreen @AmiesPhilip @Lycomorpha

I found this today, thought of you. Orchis morio L., Anacamptis morio (L.) R.M.Bateman, Green-winged Orchid, Album des Orchidées de l'Europe centrale et septentrionale, by Henri Correvon, Imprimerie W. Kündig et Fils, Geneve. 1899 @joshual951 @thenewgalaxy @BioDivLibrary