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Spindle fruit, getting redder

15 October 2021 by David

Spindle fruit, getting redder

I keep popping back for another look at a spindle tree by the Railway Walk at Newbridge, watching the fruit change colour as they ripen. They’re now pink all over, and getting redder.

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Common darter, canal towpath near Wightwick Mill lock
Heron, willow, West Park lake
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