:: snapshots of our day exploring the stream and surrounding woods.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
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3 comments:
Do you know what those red clusters of berries are? We found some in the woods too, but I don't know what they are?
they are so interesting. i found an illustration of Arum maculatum that looks so similar. it's definitely in the Araceae family. it would be interesting to go back in the spring and see the flowers.
love all of your photos. we too have found the cluster of red berries. such wonderful abundance of natural beauty...thanks for capturing and sharing it all.
peace,
hillary
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