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This day Erik and I did a full
day out on Galterö and some adjacent islands. I refrained from
crossing to Östra Rönneskär in Erik's inflatable
dinghy, and so missed the rich locality for Dotted Sedge. But we
admired the Selaginella
selaginoides, Erik found Rubus
rosanthus - I will be putting up more of what we saw that
day - like the Marsh
Helleborine, Buckthorn
and the False
Fox-sedge. The little Sea
Pearlwort, however, was too difficult to catch with the camera.
The picture below is taken from Stora Stårholmen back towards
Galterö. We crossed by the discontinuous weir, which, this
windy day, proved quite adventurous on the way back. The photographer
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