I wandered out and around the horse ranch this weekend and spied these red berries. I don't know what they are (any ideas?), but they sure were interesting! Ruby Tuesday for January 19, 2010.
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Wow you still have your berries ours is gone and if there is for sure it is covered with ice. Thanks for sharing and happy weekdays ahead!
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Looks like the birds have enjoyed snacking on those lovely red berries. They look like holly berries but the leaves are wrong. So, no clue.
No ideas about what they are -- but I love the bright red and that it is a current picture. Many of us have been posting old pictures to Ruby Tuesday because the red is so hard to find -- Probably not as uncommon in your neck of the woods this time of year.
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