It's November now and Autumn is moving on apace. It's been an odd Autumn though; trees that were colorful last week are now bare, some trees are newly colorful but half bare, and there are an awful lot of all green trees still holding forth. As far as Fall foliage goes, today's walk in the Dykeman Spring Nature Park was something of a washout, so I concentrated on a plentiful resource for Autumnal color - berries. Add to that some Maple helicopters still hanging on to the tree at the top end of the north duck pond and you have the reason for the title of today's post. Come take a look.
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| Viburnum berries along the Dykeman Walking Trail |
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| Barberries in the Dykeman wetland |
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| Bittersweet berries in the wetland |
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| Maple helicopters still on the tree |
© 2019 by A. Roy Hilbinger
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