Pyracantha berries are outstanding right now. The oranges and reds are striking against the evergreen foliage. It's been quite humid since the storm--hopefully it will dry out soon.
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The robins in our neighborhood used to get so drunk on them and then fly into the windows, stagger off picnic benches. It was pretty amusing.
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