Still not picked

as some of the trees have a fungus. I doubt whether we will be picking any this year.

[Suzanne]

What a shame

[Beverley]

Sad to read, hard times with the unpredictable climate.
Lovely light and warmth in your photo

[Kathy A]

Such lovely light

[Rob Z]

Such a shame for them to be wasted. At least they gave you a nice image. :)

[Peter]

Thats a shame Diana, still you have produced a lovely image:)

[katy]

it doesn’t look as if it has affected the fruit in your photo. Does the fungus make the olives inedible? We have had a similar problem in the past with our neck tree

[narayani]

What a shame

[Mags]

Still a lovely capture!

[Merrelyn]

It will be such a shame if none of the olives are usable.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great colors and details.

[Dorothy]

Too bad, hope not all are infected!

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh, no, that's not good. Lovely image though.

[Margaret Brown]

That’s such a shame, can you treat them with an anti fungal systemic?

[haskar]

It's sad, but after such a long drought, plants may be weakened.

[Renee Salamon]

Oh nooo, what a shame. They look healthy enough in this beautiful shot

[Heather]

A lovely shot, Diana, with the light and shadows playing across the greens and deep purples! Fav

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Left just for the photographers (o:

[Rick]

Great shot. It's a shame they can't be picked.

[Diana]

@ankers70 @beverley365 @kjarn @robz @pcoulson @grammyn @narayani @marlboromaam @merrelyn @mittens @illinilass @jamibann @craftymeg @haskar @rensala @365projectorgheatherb @olivetreeann @rickster549 Thanks for the kind comments and favs, they are very much appreciated :-)

All the trees are not affected and the birds seem to be enjoying some. I suppose it is just not worth picking the few that are ok and I cannot be bothered atm.

[Walks @ 7]

Shame about the fungus.

[Valerie Chesney]

How sad about the fungus!