I saw a number of fruits on a Nejiki tree at the foot of Mt. Ogura. The tree generally grows among other trees at the edge of the forest and bears few fruits, but perhaps because of the sunshine in this area, the fruits are plenty all over the branches, and now they seem to be drying up and scattering their seeds. With the increase in the number of deer, only trees that are poisonous and hated by deer, such as Asebi (Japanese andromeda) and Nejiki, remain. In order to restore diversity, attempts are being made to enclose severalareas and nurture the native trees.
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Photos 2022-01-27
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