Japanese follows English. 英語の後に日本語が続きます。
These're the acorns of quercus myrsinifolia or more commonly known as bamboo-leaf oak. They used to be matcha green and chubbier, looking like tiny spinning tops in early September (last photo), but since then they've grown so much, skinnier and browner, and today I've found most of them dead on the ground. It was just a little over two months, but during that period, I enjoyed a lot seeing them changing in color and size, and still am smiling, looking at the one in the 1st photo which looks like a boy with a bowl cut😊!
These're the acorns of quercus myrsinifolia or more commonly known as bamboo-leaf oak. They used to be matcha green and chubbier, looking like tiny spinning tops in early September (last photo), but since then they've grown so much, skinnier and browner, and today I've found most of them dead on the ground. It was just a little over two months, but during that period, I enjoyed a lot seeing them changing in color and size, and still am smiling, looking at the one in the 1st photo which looks like a boy with a bowl cut😊!
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| 11/24 Acorns of quercus myrsinifolia - the center one looks like a boy with a bowl cut 白樫の実 - 真ん中のドングリ、マッシュルームヘアの男の子に見えません？ |
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| 11/13 Acorns of bamboo-leaf oak シラカシのドングリ |
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| Late September 9月下旬 |
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| Mid-September 9月半ば |
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| Early September 9月上旬 |
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9月上旬から見続けていたシラカシの実ですが、今日ついに、ほぼ全ての実が地面に落ちているのを確認しました。抹茶色のちっちゃいコマだったのがこんなにすっきりして、色も大人になりました。2カ月強楽しかったです。1枚目のドングリ、マッシュルームヘアの男の子に見えません？落ちてもかわいいです😊。
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