The Staghorn Sumacs are displaying their colorful fruit along coastal areas. These plants are just getting warmed up for their "big show" in the fall.
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What a pretty plant. I have forgotten, in the 40 years since I lived in Massachusetts, what these sumacs look like in the fall.
Pretty! Love the colors!
This image looks like a scene from an exotic island somewhere...I just opened mail from a cousin who sent me a news photo of kids in the Quincy recreation program sailing on Black's Creek! What a coincidence! I love all of your images, reading your blog is like a mini visit home for me, thanks
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