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The description says: "This puzzle brings a collection of autumn fruits to life. There are figs, grapes, pears, and more. The fruits are amongst leaves and branches in this visually appealing, and tasty, image."
Unless I'm mistaken, the "and more" seems to be Italian plums, pokeberries, and mulberries.
I suppose pokeberries are technically an autumn fruit, though not one I'd recommend people eat*, but mulberries ripen at midsummer. By which I mean "the end of June". I may be wrong about the pokeberries, though I doubt it, but I'm pretty certain that those are definitely mulberries there. They can't be raspberries or blackberries because the leaves are completely wrong for those.
I'm not sure which part of this bothers me more - the fruit you shouldn't eat, or the fruit that's ripe at the wrong time!
* People claim that it's only the seed that's poison and not the fruit itself, and that if you eat the berries judiciously and spit out the seeds you'll be fine, but people say all sorts of things.
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The description says: "This puzzle brings a collection of autumn fruits to life. There are figs, grapes, pears, and more. The fruits are amongst leaves and branches in this visually appealing, and tasty, image."
Unless I'm mistaken, the "and more" seems to be Italian plums, pokeberries, and mulberries.
I suppose pokeberries are technically an autumn fruit, though not one I'd recommend people eat*, but mulberries ripen at midsummer. By which I mean "the end of June". I may be wrong about the pokeberries, though I doubt it, but I'm pretty certain that those are definitely mulberries there. They can't be raspberries or blackberries because the leaves are completely wrong for those.
I'm not sure which part of this bothers me more - the fruit you shouldn't eat, or the fruit that's ripe at the wrong time!
* People claim that it's only the seed that's poison and not the fruit itself, and that if you eat the berries judiciously and spit out the seeds you'll be fine, but people say all sorts of things.
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Your digit-swapping birthday
‘The Rabbi Said It Was OK’: Hasidic Mother of 10 Becomes Doctor
The Trash Parrots of Australia Are Very Annoying but Very Clever
Caring for the Wildlife That Stray Into the Suburbs (Something mentioned but insufficiently emphasized: that "abandoned" or "orphaned" baby is usually just fine. Always consult with somebody before removing a young animal, or you will do more harm than good.)
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Western wildfires: Crews make progress on huge Oregon blaze
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