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Humulus Lupulus. Hedge below Bysing Wood, on the Lud- 



denham Road. Behind Sandbanks Wood. 

 Carpinus Betulus. Syndale and Lees Court Parks. Hemhill 



and Perry Woods. 

 Salioo purpurea and Helix. Davington Osiers. 

 Salix Caprea. Bysing, Badging, and Hemhill woods. 

 Salix ambigua. By a stream in Hemhill wood. 

 Juniperus communis. Hedges about Whitehill and Belmont. 

 Taxus baccata. Below A¥hitehill. Selling Churchyard. 

 Neottia Nidus-avis. Woods about Belmont and Lees Court. 



DuUy Wood. 

 Lister a ovata. Bysing, Cockset, and Hemhill woods. 

 Epipactis grandiflora. Mr. Giraud's wood, at Cades. Fir-plan- 

 tations and woods about Lees Court and Belmont. Dully 



Wood. 

 Orchis Morio. Cades Wood and the meadow below. Swampy 



ground below ' the Pulpit,' Perry Wood. 

 OrcJiis mascula. Bysing Wood. Woods near the Oaks. Wood 



between Shepherds, Postal and Perry Wood. 

 Orchis fusca. Syndale Wood; very rarely. Woods and banks 



about Lees Court. Dully Wood. 

 Orchis pyramidalis. Cockset Wood, about the gravel -pit. 



Badging Wood, Larch-plantation, by the steps, on the 



path between Ovens Court and Selling church. Woods 



about Lees Court and Belmont. 

 Orchis latifolia. Davington Osiers. Swamp in Ham Marshes, 



near Holly shore. 

 Orchis maculata. In all our woods. 

 Gymnadenia conopsea. Woods near Belmont, and about Newn- 



ham. Lees Court Park. 

 Habenaria bifolia. Cockset, Syndale, and Badging woods. 



Woods about Lees Court and Belmont.'^ 

 Aceras anthropophora. Lees Court Park. Dully Wood. Lane 



between Whitehill and Ospringe Vicarage. 

 Ophrys apifera. Lees Court Park. Woods near Belmont ; spa- 

 ringly. 

 Ophrys muscifera. Syndale, Cockset, Sandbanks, and Dully 



* In the woods and Fir-plantation on either side of the Office-road to Behnont, 

 Epipactis grandiflora, Habenaria hifoUa, and Orchis maculata attain a uxuriance 

 of growth such as I have never seen approached elsewhere. 



