Plants in Autumn

November has a reputation for being really cold and dull but if you walk in nature with an attentive eye you will spot some real beauty.

I love to look at small details, like the fluffy hair on this fruit.

Stripy texture provides a lovely backdrop for large drops of water on this leaf.

From small to big, plants provide such diversity of shapes, textures and colours. These huge thistles look so spooky when dried out.

This plant, whatever it is, resembles a tulip in shape. Its head is probably mouldy and rotten but it looks so elegant

I love dark purple and sliver green combined with a spiky shape of the leaves.

November is also full of wonderful red berries and fruits.

These honeysuckle fruits look so vibrant and semi-translucent.

Rose fruits, on the other hand, are shiny and opaque.

If you can identify the plants from my photos, please leave a comment. I would love to learn more about them.

Thanks for looking. :)