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Cotoneaster berries ripening

11 September 2024 by David
Cotoneaster berries ripening

It’s getting to be that time of year when the various sorts of fruits and berries start to fatten up and to change colour as a visible sign of how ripe they are. These were on a cotoneaster in the Smestow Valley Nature Reserve at Newbridge.

Cotoneaster berries ripening
Categories David
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