Autumnal berries around the garden

Food for the birds and dashes of bright colour for us to enjoy, lovely photo's Kate..

Sure is an abundance for them, thanks Lincslass. It’s a lovely time of year for colour in our gardens and food a plenty for the wildlife. :-)

Yes, great photos Kate and sunny with it! Lots of food for the birds over winter..:)) Those are pretty Hypericum berries, a different type to mine which doesn't produce them..

Lovely photos against the stunning blue sky!

wonderful Kate , do love the berries . Also have the holly trees - jc van tol holly sure is your last photo is a beauty

Wonderful pictures Kate, they really say autumn.
Love the colors too.

Beautiful, vivid photos. So rich and colourful, autumn at its best!

Thanks Janey, I took these pics at the start of the week when it was still lovely weather! Yes, I think their are more hypericum varieties than I thought.
Thank you, Sheila:-)
Thanks Klahanie, I’m like you regarding the seasons. I like to see the changes I must admit. Lots of colours and bounty as you say.
Thanks Paul and Arija, it’s a great time for rich warm colour isn’t it! I like to see a blue sky backdrop showing off the autumn harvest and berries.
Thank you Lilybell, that’s kind of you. :-)
Thanks Chris, I think I was lucky with the bright autumn sunshine!

Nice lot of berries ... The birds will be grateful :)

Lovely photos Kate ... and a good supply of food for the birds.

spring and autumn are my fav seasons and you have captured 'mellow fruitfulness' to a T.

Thanks Hywel and Shirley. Yep, especially the blackies. They do love the berries, don’t they!
Thanks Eileen, liking the Keats reference. :-)

Ode to autumn is a favourite poem from childhood Kate. as my birthday is in Sept it was often quoted to me in my birthday cards from my favourite uncle. he linked autumn development to my aging. sounds a bit creepy now but it wasn't. it was all linked to life cycles and nature.

That’s really quite sweet, Eileen. I think it really was a kind thought from your uncle.
We did Keats in A level English at school, love his poetry.

Lucky you, Kate. I didn’t do A level English until my boys were doing their A levels ... had the metaphysicals which I still can’t explain!

think there are going to be some very lucky birds there Kate

I did love English lessons, Sheila, I loved school full stop, didn’t really want to leave..
Yes Davey, an abundance for them to eat!

I missed this somehow. Beautiful atmospheric photos. I love this time of year too, slightly melancholic, like the Keats. We had redwings gobble our crab apples last year. Plenty for them here, too!

Thanks Ange! That’s lovely.
Yes, it’s a really atmospheric time from now til November, lots of misty mornings and evenings, warm colour and cosy fires. It must’ve been lovely to see the redwings taking the benefit of your fruit!