Photos of Foliage and Berries taken on my walk to Ringland Hills (28 Oct 2020)
Holly: 28 Oct 2020
And you can’t have holly without…
Ivy: 28 Oct 2020
And for colour…
Blackberry-bramble: 28 Oct 2020
Beech leaves: 28 Oct 2020
For me, it isn’t properly autumn until the beech turns
Beech leaves: 28 Oct 2020
Rowan berries: 28 Oct 2020
Alder catkins: 28 Oct 2020
The alder already bears next spring’s catkins alongside this year’s “fruits”. Couldn’t get closer… oops, into the water
Guelder Rose: 28 Oct 2020
Guelder Rose leaves and berries…
Guelder Rose: 28 Oct 2020
Old Man’s Beard: 28 Oct 2020
aka Traveller’s Joy, a wild form of the popular garden climber, Clematis
Bryony berries: 28 Oct 2020
It has been a prolific year for bryony; it is everywhere with its bright red berries
Ivy: 28 Oct 2020
I’ve included this one for the flint wall. I love this dry-stone wall. There’s quite a length of it, and it’s old and crumbling
But that’s all folks, for this week. Hope you’ve enjoyed it. Have a good week. Stay safe.
crispina kemp 
Wonderful photos. I really gotta learn the names of the plants around me. I am so bad, I’ve no clue.
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There are guide books.
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Yes, that would require me having the true desire to actually look them up…😏
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Tis true. And there are online guides
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Yes. I know it. I’m too lazy. (Or don’t really have the need to know…)
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Don’t have the need. If you wanted to know, you’d look it up. Simple.
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Exactomundo
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🙂
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Beautiful photos, as always, Crispina. A wonderfully colourful autumnal collection, and certainly a year for berries. The hedgerows seem to be more bountiful than usual…or perhaps only I’m noticing them more this year 🙂
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No, there are more… more of everything. The spindle trees are heavy with them. The guelder rose, everything
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I love the red berries of fall and winter because they show life is still going strong – even in the surroundings of death and decay.
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This years the berries are showing in such abundance, far more than is usual.
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Lovely autumn pictures. I think beech is one of the most beautiful trees in autumn.
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Absolutely, yes. Just saying the same to my father. Beech and birch together are gold and copper. So beautiful
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