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Unripe holly berries

6 September 201623 September 2012 by David

Unripe holly berries

As they first begin to develop,these holly berries are practically the same colour as the branch they are growing from. They will have turned bright red well in time for Christmas.

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Wildmoor sandstone, base of Tettenhall ridge
Flag iris seeds ripening
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