It's picking time: Berry, berry good
- Thread starter Teegate
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Personally I like the little wild ones; you need a lot more of them, but there are plenty out there 
I was just noticing that there are a lot of berries in my woods this year. Usually I see very few…. but maybe the birds just haven't gotten them yet? 
The cold winter and spring has actually been very good for the woods, for the last several years everything bloomed much too early only to be killed by a hard frost in late April. This year everything bloomed much later, after the frost danger was gone.
The cold winter and spring has actually been very good for the woods, for the last several years everything bloomed much too early only to be killed by a hard frost in late April. This year everything bloomed much later, after the frost danger was gone.
Just be careful eating all the wild blueberries or ones that are not cared for in the pines! They may have some extra PROTEIN in them. Meaning maggot larvae and etc. 
Just be careful eating all the wild blueberries or ones that are not cared for in the pines! They may have some extra PROTEIN in them. Meaning maggot larvae and etc.
Rather have a maggot larvae or 2 instead of pesticide and fertilizer residue
Best wild berries I've had were up in Pembroke Maine waiting for the falls to reverse 
Just be careful eating all the wild blueberries or ones that are not cared for in the pines! They may have some extra PROTEIN in them. Meaning maggot larvae and etc.
Mmmm! Dinner and dessert in one bite.
Came across these the other day anybody know what they are and are the edible?
Looks like
some kind of plum to me.
Looks like
Absolutely, make great preserves as well. There is a Beach Plum Festival in September at Island Beach SP. Kind of early for ripe ones, usually late August, early Sept. This is what they look like in the spring;
