BBC: Autumn in the UK could be delayed this year with berries ripening and leaves changing colour later than usual, wildlife experts are predicting. Brambles and blackberries in the countryside appear to have been hit by the cold winter and are fruiting later, the Woodland Trust said. The first ripe berries traditionally peak around 4 August, but few have been recorded this year. And sightings of beech leaves turning are down from 116 in 2009 to just two. The …