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Three upright stems of yellow petalled flowers in profile, against a backdrop of meadowland seedheads
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Dames violet
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A yellow flower formed of lots of thin petals, seen from the side showing a hairy set of sepals from which the flower has emerged.
Field scabious
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Procumbent Yellow-sorrel (purple variety), Cyclamen, Autumn Hawkbit, White Dead-nettle, Dandelion and Black Nightsgade
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Devil's-bit Scabious, Succisa pratensis. In flpwer at Glen Moidart in the Scottish Highlands.
A yellow flower shaped like a daisy with a lot more, thinner, outer petals.
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Snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus) #Cymraeg: trwyn y llo; safn y llew; ceg (fy) nain; pen ci bach; pig y ddraig; tafod yr ebol; trwyn nain; llwnc y trothwy (trothau) #Kernewek: tron an leugh (calf's nose); sawen an dhragon (dragon's mouth) #Liverpool #WildflowerHour: 8-9pm every Sunday / bob dydd Sul. @bsbibotany.bsky.social @wildflowerhour.bsky.social • trwyn y llo – "calf's nose" • safn y llew – "lion's mouth" / "lion's jaw" • ceg (fy) nain – "my nan's/grandmother's mouth" • pen ci bach – "little dog's head" • pig y ddraig – "dragon's beak" / "dragon's bill" • tafod yr ebol – "foal's tongue" • trwyn nain – "nan's nose" / "grandmother's nose" • llwnc y trothwy (trothau) – "gulp/swallow of the threshold" Dialectally, llwnc y trothwy was used metaphorically to mean a "greedy stomach" (someone who consumes food right at the doorway)
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