A rowan tree.

A rowan tree.
I went for a walk and saw a rowan tree.
I often take photos of flowers, trees, and other things when I go for a walk. I enjoy taking photos and sharing them with you. I’m not a professional photographer. But I try to take high-quality photos. Sometimes I take photos with my camera when I bring it along. When I don’t have my camera with me, I take photos with my phone’s camera.
Rowan can grow as a shrub or as a tree. Right now, the rowan berries aren’t ripe yet—they’re still green. As the cold weather approaches, they’ll ripen and turn red. They’re frost-resistant. In winter, you can see clusters of red rowan berries covered in snow, or sometimes they’re covered in ice.
Rowan berries are a healthy fruit.
Rowan berries have a tart flavor. They’re harvested before the first frost; at that time, they become tastier, less tart, and lose their astringency.
As I mentioned, rowan berries are healthy—they contain vitamin C.
They’re used in cooking to make juice, jam, and other treats.
It’s also used in medicine because it’s rich in vitamins. It even helps treat intestinal infections and is used for colds. It also improves appetite.
This is the kind of beautiful and healthy tree that grows here.
I forgot to mention that when the berries are ripe, they attract birds.