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by davidjohn @ Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2009 - 22:42:10

Clump of willow herb on the West Coast of Scotland near Plockton.

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la_spicela_spice [Member]
11/08/09 @ 22:49

You seem to be very high up above the tree tops

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davidjohndavidjohn pro
11/08/09 @ 22:50

Its shear like a cliff David.

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trintrin1xtrintrin1x [Member]
11/08/09 @ 22:56

Is that what that is called,i see it everywhere and never knew what the name of it was,thanks for that! :) xx

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la_spicela_spice [Member]
11/08/09 @ 23:01

It's actually Rosebay Willowherb to be precise :yes:

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trintrin1xtrintrin1x [Member]
11/08/09 @ 23:33

Owww! It looks pretty,is it a weed? :)

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la_spicela_spice [Member]
12/08/09 @ 06:50

It's a wild flower that's also called "fireweed"

There's some interesting info here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fireweed

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davidjohndavidjohn pro
12/08/09 @ 07:38

That's interesting [ as the bays are showing in the upper part of the image ! ] Thanks for that. David.

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davidjohndavidjohn pro
12/08/09 @ 07:36

Colour is nice isn't it ? David.

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BushkaBushka pro
12/08/09 @ 09:06

Great picture...David....

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davidjohndavidjohn pro
12/08/09 @ 09:48

Thank you Bushka; you are too generous ! David.

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jenrayjenray pro
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12/08/09 @ 11:26

Looks beautiful...and lovely pic...:) GBHs....XXX

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davidjohndavidjohn pro
12/08/09 @ 14:02

Thank you; but a terrible weed for spreading where you don't want it. David.

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jenrayjenray pro
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12/08/09 @ 14:05

weeds usually do that...:) Or so I've discovered with those in my garden...LOL...GBHs...XXX

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MarikaSunSeekerMarikaSunSeeker [Member]
15/08/09 @ 00:01

That's a lovely photo, when we were young, my little brother used to call those plants "Bee flowers" because the bees love them.

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davidjohndavidjohn pro
15/08/09 @ 08:30

Very difficult to get it right because of a fence close to the clump of willow herb. If I went back now the colour would be washed out. David.

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