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Hello Hayley. Sounds about right for Wiki.
aecia soon disappear
I'll dig out some pics from my external hard drive and see what I have on dock..
Leg color is wrong for Common Sand..Why dont you obtain this book.
http://www.amazon.com/Pocket-Guide-Birds...
(No vested interest)
Next time you see one of these birds Chief,you should flush it. it's important to see the flight pattern.This bird would have a white rump in flight.
You are right Mark well spotted
Bedtime now I'll sort tomorrow
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lennyworth...
If you turn the frond there are orange-brown hairs (trichomes) which
give this Fern the name Rustyback.
I've seen one of these in Britain Malcolme.
And Osprey of course LOL
Hayley.
As you seem to be very interested in plants remember that most plants have their own Micro Fungi and Insect Galls.It is an added bonus to fjnd these.In Britain we have field guides for both.
Micro Fungi on Land Plants and Guide to Plant Galls in Britain.
Hello again Hayley.
Check out Puccinia phragmitis
