I am Stephen. I live in Bristol, UK. I decided to shorten my profile...to this: Wildlife, haiku, travel, streetart, psychogeography and my family. Not necessarily in that order.
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That area used to contain some really lovely wild plants that were then sadly overtaken by the monstrous brambles which at least provided fruit for humans and wildlife alike but which are now being overtaken rapidly by the dreaded bindweed which has slowly smothered and killed everything in it’s path . . .
Yes of course. I just used to love the diversity of the plants in the area. From the reeds in the marshes to the trees up on the hills and all those inbetween.
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That area used to contain some really lovely wild plants that were then sadly overtaken by the monstrous brambles which at least provided fruit for humans and wildlife alike but which are now being overtaken rapidly by the dreaded bindweed which has slowly smothered and killed everything in it’s path . . .
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It is still a haven for wildlife, butterflies and dragonflies in particular.
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Yes of course.
I just used to love the diversity of the plants in the area.
From the reeds in the marshes to the trees up on the hills and all those inbetween.
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