We found this Tree Cotoneaster in Fincham churchyard, in west Norfolk; there were a  number of plants present, it would appear that the local birds have taken a liking to the berries and have deposited them in various locations around the village. We found another ten or so saplings further to the west.

Cotoneaster identification is difficult and there are many horticultural varieties. We identified this as the pure species, C. frigidus, distinguishing it from the willow-leaved cotoneaster (C. salicifolius), and its hybrid with C.  frigidus, C. x watereri, by the veins being only slightly impressed.