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  1. Walking round Thorpe Cloud today there were thousands of these flowers
    growing in a shallow stream which emerges from a hole in the bottom of the
    hill. Can enyone tell me what they are? Flowers are about 25 mm across.
    http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/norsch/detail?.dir=/230e&.dnm=6e9a.jpg&.src=ph

  2. Baz said:

    Walking round Thorpe Cloud today there were thousands of these flowers
    growing in a shallow stream which emerges from a hole in the bottom of the
    hill. Can enyone tell me what they are? Flowers are about 25 mm across.
    http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/norsch/detail?.dir=/230e&.dnm=6e9a.jpg&.src=ph

    Mimulus or Monkey Flower.

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  3. Blood-drop Emlets, perhaps? Mimulus x robertsii is the hybrid between M
    luteus proper and M guttatus (guttatus=Monkey flower)

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    Walking round Thorpe Cloud today there were thousands of these flowers
    growing in a shallow stream which emerges from a hole in the bottom of the
    hill. Can enyone tell me what they are? Flowers are about 25 mm across.


    http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/norsch/detail?.dir=/230e&.dnm=6e9a.jpg&.src=ph

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  4. Soried! thank you very much
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    Blood-drop Emlets, perhaps? Mimulus x robertsii is the hybrid between M
    luteus proper and M guttatus (guttatus=Monkey flower)

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    Walking round Thorpe Cloud today there were thousands of these flowers
    growing in a shallow stream which emerges from a hole in the bottom of
    the
    hill. Can enyone tell me what they are? Flowers are about 25 mm across.


    http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/norsch/detail?.dir=/230e&.dnm=6e9a.jpg&.src=ph

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  5. Or even Sorted
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    Soried! thank you very much
    "Robert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Blood-drop Emlets, perhaps? Mimulus x robertsii is the hybrid between M
    luteus proper and M guttatus (guttatus=Monkey flower)

    "Baz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Walking round Thorpe Cloud today there were thousands of these flowers
    growing in a shallow stream which emerges from a hole in the bottom of
    the
    hill. Can enyone tell me what they are? Flowers are about 25 mm across.


    http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/norsch/detail?.dir=/230e&.dnm=6e9a.jpg&.src=ph

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