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Leaf color variation

Thursday, 9 November 2017

Leaf color orangey

Some kind of oak…and a frond of mimosa.

Last week when we walked in the park I noticed the path had mostly downed sycamore leaves. Or did I notice them because they’re large?

Tomorrow might well be a good day to obtain new data.

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