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Identification requests on birds, wildlife and plants If you need to identify, or confirm your thoughts on identity of a garden bird, wildfowl, waterfowl, bird of Prey or indeed any wildlife or plants, then ask here, including a photo (even a bad one) makes identification easier.

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Old 29-01-2008, 12:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Captured these today. I'm sure they are ornamental but what are they Please ?
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I think they have a look of an Iris
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I wondered but they would have to be miniatures if they are . These are about 8 inches high

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Spoke to the oracle, she reckoned that they were some sort of cultivated Crocus, but she hasn't seen one before.

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Oh right . Thank you. I thought Crocus as soon as I saw them but on closer inspection I thought Iris and then thought they are too small then though not exotic enough to be orchids.

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