
Woods Mill Findings - Pink wildflower for identification
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Woods Mill Findings - Pink wildflower for identification
Can anyone help identify this wildflower? It was found growing in high grassland near woodland and I don't recall seeing anything like it. The pink flowers are very small and the leaves remind me of Buttercup leaves. Maybe a Geranium species?

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Re: Woods Mill Findings - Pink wildflower for identification
An additional photo...
Always keep your eyes open... 

Re: Woods Mill Findings - Pink wildflower for identification
Yes - Cut-leaved Crane's-bill, Geranium dissectum:
http://www.irishwildflowers.ie/pages/48a.html
http://www.irishwildflowers.ie/pages/48a.html
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Re: Woods Mill Findings - Pink wildflower for identification
Thanks Jenny!
I've never heard of this species before, do you know whether it's a common species or not?

I've never heard of this species before, do you know whether it's a common species or not?
Always keep your eyes open... 

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Re: Woods Mill Findings - Pink wildflower for identification
Actually I think the NBN Gateway map speaks for itself:
Always keep your eyes open... 
