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Trees and shrubs

Waxwing feeding on Cotoneaster berries in supermarket car park

Cotoneaster

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Field elm

Bilberry

Bilberry

Common Beech

Common beech

Lawson Cypress

Lawson cypress

Silver Birch

Silver birch

Holly

Holly

Hazel

Hazel

Leyland cypress

Leyland cypress

Downy Birch

Downy birch

Sycamore

Sycamore

Field Maple

Field maple

Common Juniper

Common juniper

Alder leaf

Alder

Conker (horse chestnut)

Horse chestnut

Sessile Oak

Sessile oak

European Larch

European larch

Common Hornbeam

Common hornbeam

Purging Buckthorn

Purging buckthorn

Gorse

Common gorse

Norway Spruce

Norway spruce

Sweet chestnut

Sweet chestnut

Alder Buckthorn

Alder buckthorn

Broom

Broom

Sitka Spruce

Sitka spruce

Holm Oak

Holm oak

Large-leaved Lime

Large-leaved lime

Dog-rose

Dog-rose

Scots Pine

Scots pine

Wych Elm

Wych elm

Small-leaved Lime

Small-leaved lime

Sea-buckthorn

Sea-buckthorn

Aspen

Aspen

English Elm

English elm

Common Lime

Common lime

Red Admiral on Buddleia

Buddleia

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