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I discovered these yesterday growing in a churchyard. They might be fiddleneck, a type of phacelia, or perhaps an as-yet-undescribed plant that hairy caterpillars grow on...

Closeup of several hairy, as-yet-unopened flower heads on the top of the same plant. There's a pinkish cast to each flower bud, and each head forms curving trail that looks like a hairy caterpillar. The plant stem is also hairy, and it has leaves shaped a bit like a thin chrysanthememum's. The background is all blurry grass
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