Fruits of trifoliate orange on the ground in wet ...

The image shows a collection of yellow-orange fruits that resemble oranges but are smaller and have a more elongated shape than typical oranges. They appear to be Trifoliate Oranges (Poncirus trifoliata), which are part of the citrus family and known for their thorny branches.

In this photo, 24 fruits are visible in the image. All of them are similar in size, with a diameter of approximately one and a half inches. The fruit is oval-shaped and has an irregular surface texture, with small brown spots scattered across its skin.

The fruits are lying on top of dead leaves on the ground in what appears to be a wet area along Caney Creek. They appear slightly bruised or damaged from being dropped to the ground. – AI vision