This year, it seems that due to lack of sunlight, the growth of crops in the fields is delayed and the crops are failing.

What about the fruit of the mountains?

I checked the fruits of Quercus oak, Japanese mountain grape, and Japanese oak that grow all over the Bear Mountain park.

There were fewer Quercus oaks near the promenade than last year, but they were actually bearing fruit.

The fruit has swollen and ripened to a brown color, and I was wondering if the squirrels would come and eat it again this year, when I noticed that most of the fruit was gone.

Did it fall to the ground, or did a squirrel eat it without me knowing?

However, the fruit disappeared too early this year. Yeah.

There was also a difference between trees with a lot of fruit and trees without.

↑Precious fruit. Yamabudu between 5 and 6 seconds.

A Japanese kingfisher next to the animal house. Last year's harvest was poor, but this year's harvest was spectacular! !

I gave this to Santa at the animal shelter.

Kiwifruit-like sweetness and refreshing acidity★

Santa seemed to enjoy eating each one, savoring each one.

I found a germinated Quercus acorn!

I hope it grows big and bears fruit.

“Recent personal/favorite shot” Hirotake slumbering in the autumn sunshine

[Breeding: Ito]