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Green, black: elderberries

12 March 20165 September 2014 by David

Green and black elderberries

Unripe (green) and riper (black) elderberries. The main picture shows bunches of the berries at the end of two twigs on the same bush. One must get less sun than the other.

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Bee on a late honeysuckle flower
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