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Blackberry

Rubus fruticosus

Photo by The MnMs
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Field Notes

Description:

Apparently is a type of blackberry flower.

Habitat:

Grasslands, forests.

Reference Links:

Blackberry

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Comments (2)
The MnMs
Thanks Laura. Apparently they are wild blackberries growing here in Belgium. There are also wild strawberries. Let´s see if I can catch a good spot for Noah.
LauraMaria
To me it looks like blackthorn, or maybe wild plum? Definitely something in the Prunus genus, hard to tell exactly without any close ups of the leaves or any fruit that was on there! Gorgeous flowers though :)

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