
The tees, greens and fairways are being manicured and the TV gantries are up but there are still some rough areas holding interesting plants, including some fading Lizard Orchids.
Just off one of the buggy tracks is a dried-up pond which astonishes anyone looking over the rushes with a carpet of Bog Pimpernel - the strawberries-and-cream glow is entrancing.


Off the fairway, in their usual dell, are Marsh Helleborines.....


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Lovely! Cracking little plant, bog pimpernel. Went to look for some yesterday, but got waylaid by rain, bracken and scrub. The dapper fly is, I believe, Urophora cardui, a thistle gall fly.
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