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Red Viburnum berries on bush in sunlight

Close-up image of vibrant red guelder-rose berries with green leaves in a sunny and lush environment.

Chinese white-berry or white-fruited rowan. Another pretty tree of the rowan family, this tree sports white (rather than orange) fruit. Ornamental, found in British gardens. Selective focus.

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Red viburnum berry on the branches of a bush.

A ripe cluster of yellow-red viburnum berries against a blurred green leaf background. The bright fruits, blending in a gradient, give the image a lively and natural atmosphere.

$Downy deciduous shrub or small tree, to 6m; twigs gray, buds naked. Leaves oval-lanceolate, finely toothed, woolly white beneath. Flowers creamy-white, 5-9mm, in dense clusters, 6-10cm across, all similar and fertile.\nBerry turning red, then finally black, oval. The fruit is mildly toxic, and may cause vomiting or diarrhea if consumed in large quantities.\nHabitat: Open woods, scrub, on calcareous soils, to 1600m.\nFlowering Season: April-June.\nDistribution: Native to central, southern and western Europe; naturalized in Norway, Sweden.\n\nThis Picture is made during a short Trip in the Eifel (Germany) in August 2021.$

Red viburnum with branches, leaves and berries - a medicinal plant, on a natural background. Autumn.

Viburnum berries in a Connecticut garden after summer rain

Fruits of Viburnum opulus in the autumn.

Sprig of viburnum oculus with colorful autumn leaves and ripe red berries.

Purplish green autumnal foliage of Viburnum opulus in October

An abundance of red berries can be seen, which wild birds eat at this time of year.

Linden viburnum berries, late summer/early fall

Close-up of viburnum berries hanging on a branch, showing vibrant red color in natural light

Guelder rose (Viburnum opulus) is also known known as dogberry and water elder. Certainly, this bush of some 3 or 4 metres in height was growing beside a stream. The name guelder comes from the Dutch province Guelderland. Guelder rose belongs to the same flower family as honeysuckle, and is a typical British woodland shrub. The white flowers form in clusters, with large infertile flowers on the outside and creamy, fertile ones in the inner. In autumn, the central flowers develop into drooping clusters of juicy red berries, each with a single seed. Although the berries look very similar to redcurrants, and attract wildlife, they are poisonous to humans unless they are cooked first. This photograph uses selective focus.

$close up view of juicy red guelder-rose berries\nViburnum opulus$

Bright red berries of the guelder rose, set against the backdrop of green foliage and a wooden stump, creating a striking contrast.

Daytime macro side-view close-up of a bunch of spindle fruit (Euonymus ) on a branch in autumn

The red viburnum berries in autumn. Nice composition and copy space

Berries of the guelder-rose growing in the autumn wood.

Autumn leaves in forest against darker background. Full frame.

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