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Vibernum berries, half-ripe

6 August 2021 by David

Vibernum berries, half-ripe

Vivernum (guelder rose) berries, partially ripe, turning from green to red. These on one of the bushes at the back of Compton Lock.

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Migrant hawker on patrol, Compton
Banded demoiselles, male, by canal, Compton
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