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Waxwing feeding on Cotoneaster berries in supermarket car park

Creigafal

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Field elm

Bilberry

Bilberry

Wayfaring-tree

Wayfaring-tree

Grey Willow

Grey willow

Common Hawthorn

Common hawthorn

Small-leaved Lime

Small-leaved lime

Guelder-rose

Guelder-rose

Common Osier

Common osier

Midland Hawthorn

Midland hawthorn

Common Lime

Common lime

Yew

Yew

Common Walnut

Common walnut

Common Whitebeam

Common whitebeam

Dogwood

Dogwood

Monkey-puzzle

Monkey-puzzle

Silver Birch

Silver birch

Wild Service Tree

Wild service tree

Ash

Ash

Lawson Cypress

Lawson cypress

Downy Birch

Downy birch

Rowan

Rowan

Spindle

Spindle

Leyland cypress

Leyland cypress

Alder leaf

Alder

Crab Apple

Crab apple

spurge laurel

Spurge laurel

Common Juniper

Common juniper

Common Hornbeam

Common hornbeam

Wild Cherry

Wild cherry

Bird Cherry

Bird cherry

Norway Spruce

Norway spruce

Hazel

Hazel

Blackthorn

Blackthorn

Common Box

Common box

Gorse

Common gorse

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