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November 2022

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A spider and fly cupped in a Mount Cook buttercup on Brodrick Pass. Photo: Shaun Barnett/Black Robin Photography
Visit these five locations to see one of New Zealand’s most spectacular alpine plants in flower. It’s spring and the flowering season for alpine plants is fast approaching. One of the earliest plants to flower, and arguably the most spectacular, is the Mount Cook buttercup. A striking plant with large green-marbled leaves and bold white […]
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