Palest pink:
Mallow
Drooping Butterfly bush
Pink and cream:
Pink yarrow, with fly
Green, very green:
White waterlily
Water flowers on stalks.
Unidentified tree berries
Neptune watching ...
Carp pond, with reflections
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Nature notes and photos from BC, Canada, mostly in the Lower Fraser Valley, Bella Coola, and Vancouver Island.
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Very nice!
ReplyDeleteI believe your unidentified tree berries are mulberries. They are adequately tasty, they are a bit like mild, seedless blackberries. I like them when they are not-quite-completely black and still have a bit of tartness.
Tim, thanks for the Id. Mulberries. Now Laurie is singing, "Round and round the mulberry bush"!
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