This is a very common grass of the verges and wayside. It used to be classified as a Bromus but changed in recent years to Anisantha. The long drooping awned flowering head gives this grass a distinctive look which allows easy identification usually. There are usually one or two sterile apical florets.
Pensarn beach, Abergele 25th April 2005
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Added on October 11th 2005