Anyone recognise it?
Attribution to follow.
Update: Identity now available here. Photo from here.
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Name the Bug # 28
Tomorrow's Taxon of the Week will certainly be bringing the pretty:
Anyone recognise it?
Attribution to follow.
Update: Identity now available here. Photo from here.
Anyone recognise it?
Attribution to follow.
Update: Identity now available here. Photo from here.
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It looks a lot like Anchusa (Boraginaceae) to me.
ReplyDeleteThese tests alternate between easy and impossible....
ReplyDeleteIt looks very like Anchusa officinalis, though the bracts are a bit crowded near the flowers compared to the ones I have seen.
ReplyDeleteIs this "Name the Bugloss"?
ReplyDeleteIt is an Anchusa but not A. officinalis.
ReplyDeleteThese tests alternate between easy and impossible....
It would never do to be predictable ;-P