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Soopolallie In The Forest. A Branch Of Shepherdia Canadensis With Red Ripe Berries Is Displayed In A Nice Natural Light.

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Soopolallie in the Forest. A branch of Shepherdia canadensis with red ripe berries is displayed in a nice natural light.

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