Not sure what type of berry bushes these are but they were definitely beautiful while I was exploring in Red Deer, Alberta at the Gaetz Lakes Sanctuary…
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Not sure what type of berry bushes these are but they were definitely beautiful while I was exploring in Red Deer, Alberta at the Gaetz Lakes Sanctuary…
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Brrrr….we were met full force with fall weather on our camping trip.
Our frosty mornings in the Tetons generally started with hot chocolate, coffee and the campfire going…
Frosty, until the sun comes out…
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The berries are out in full force, these are just some of the fruits we spotted on our last hike…
Plus wild onions!
And some interesting leaves…
Common Snowberry
Symphoricarpos albus
The little white fruits of the Snowberry bush is mildly toxic, especially to children and pets. Sorry no taste-testing these guys!
Perfectly white.
The day was nearly over when I was taking these pictures and made the berries almost seem luminescent.
Their hollow stems used to be used as whistles, but the stems are mildly toxic as well.
Little clumps of berries…
Decorations for bare branches…
These were growing under some Cottonwoods and the leaf litter was quite pretty too…
Frosty leaves on the ground.
The cold, crisp mountain air combined with the sweet smell of autumn leaves is one of my favorites. I think I could stand there for several hours and just inhale deeply…
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