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COMMON STORK’S-BILL Erodium cicutarium (Geraniaceae) Height to 30cm. Stickily hairy annual of bare, grassy places, often near the coast. FLOWERS are 8-14mm across with pink petals that are easily lost; borne in loose heads (May-Aug). FRUITS are long and beak-like. LEAVES are finely divided and feathery; stipules are narrow. STATUS-Widespread and locally common, especially SE England and near the sea.
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COMMON STORK’S-BILL Erodium cicutarium (Geraniaceae) Height to 30cm. Stickily hairy annual of bare, grassy places, often near the coast. FLOWERS are 8-14mm across with pink petals that are easily lost; borne in loose heads (May-Aug). FRUITS are long and beak-like. LEAVES are finely divided and feathery; stipules are narrow. STATUS-Widespread and locally common, especially SE England and near the sea.