The fruit (berries) of the Arbutus (Arbutus menziesii) tree. (2012-10-17) |
Frequently updated postcards of flora (trees, shrubs, berries, and, yes, even flowers)
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
October Colours of the Arbutus Tree at Jack Point
The month of October is a great month for catching some of Nature's brightest colours. On this occasion I've taken a walk in Biggs Park, out along Jack Point. Shortly after parking the car and starting along the shore with a view to the city of Nanaimo, walkers encounter a bit of an Arbutus (Madrona to our American friends ) grove. Usually known for it's bright, reddish, and at times quite greenish, bark, the Arbutus tree also bears some wonderfully orange seeds or berries.
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Labels:
Arbutus,
Autumn,
British Columbia,
Cedar,
Jack Point,
Nanaimo,
Orange,
Park,
Tree,
Vancouver Island
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