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Edwin G. :mapleleafroundel:

Air Quality Warning issued for southern Ontario :flagon: including Cornwall, Hamilton, Kingston, Ottawa and Toronto.

Reason: Wildfire smoke 😶‍🌫️
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Avertissement de qualité de l’air émis pour le sud de l’Ontario :flagon: incluant Cornwall, Hamilton, Kingston, Ottawa et Toronto.

Raison: Fumée des feux de forêt 😶‍🌫️

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#Ontario#Cornwall#Hamilton
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David Allan

Seeing quite a few pictures popping up just now of eye-catching crops are 'Phacelia', which farmers are increasingly growing as a soil improvement crop.
Bees love it, helping to contribute to both the health of the local ecosystem and crop pollination.
I'm not surprised it has become a topic of conversation, remembering the first time I came across it growing in a field near Penzance, West Cornwall three years ago.
I thought it looked just stunning and after asking a 'local' was informed of its name and why it was being grown.
I learn that it is a plant native to North and South America and generally not considered invasive.
Although not regarded as poisonous, I read that Phacelia does contain skin irritants that can cause an allergic reaction, although having said that, I've handled it without any issues.
#england #phacelia #cornwall #flowers #landscape #farmcrop #photography

The blue-coloured blooms of 'Phacelia', photographed in 2022 in West Cornwall. The eye-catching soil improvement crop is now finding admirers much further afield (no pun intended!).
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