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Barberry berries on a wall

22 January 2024 by David
Barberry berries on a wall

Rather shrivelled but still bright red berries on a barberry growing on a wall, looking like any nearby hungry birds were still finding more palatable alternatives. The berries are supposed to be edible but sharp.

Categories David
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