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Holly berries rapidly ripening

29 October 2012 by David

Holly berries rapidly ripening

Only three days separated the unripe berries previously posted
from the ones pictured here.

Despite the less than glorious weather the berries had reddened considerably.

A web connecting the holly leaves is holding drops of the recent rain.

Categories David
Half-grown moorhen chick
Fly agarics almost hidden under grass
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