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Glistening, rotting: vibernum berrries

11 November 2021 by David

Glistening, rotting: vibernum berrries

Lots of bright vibernum (guelder rose) berries glistening in the sunlight. They look like they should be tempting for hungry birds, but they seem to get ignored. Already, some are shrivelling and rotting on the bush.

Categories David
Mushroom mass on mossy fallen trunk, Himley Plantation
Pinkedge bonnet (perhaps)
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