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It might look like autumn has arrived early this year - with acorns starting to fall, some tree leaves turning yellow, and wild blackberries ready for picking.

But scientists say it's not necessarily autumn coming early, and that it might actually be the results of the hot and dry summer we've had.

Penzance-based forager, wild food guide and award-winning author Rachel Lambert, founder of Wild Walks South West says that there鈥檚 been a very noticeable difference this year.