Blackberry Collection (page 6)

Bramble, Rubus fruticosa, seedlings, germinating in cleared ground

Barred Warbler (Sylvia nisoria) immature, first winter plumage, feeding on blackberries, Norfolk, England, September

Bramble (Rubus fruticosus) cultivar, ripening berries, Berkshire, England, July

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Bramble (Rubus fruticosus) close-up of leaves, growing in woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk, England, July

Blue Tit feeding on blackberries

A bramble shoot, Rubus fructicosus, climbing through a leyland cypress hedge, Cupressocyparis leylandii as a weed

Great Tit (Parus major) adult, perched on rusty metal post amongst Bramble (Rubus fruticosus) berries, Suffolk, England, September

Blackberries on white background, close-up

Blackberries on white background

Blackberry cordial

Angel Food Cake, cake with meringue topping, single slice served with fresh berries in the foreground, close-up

Girl washing fresh strawberries and blackberries in colander

Lavender mouse with hokey pokey ice cream, wafer and blackberries

Girl tipping rapberries, blackberries and strawberries from colander into saucaepan on gas hob

Man tying blackberry stems to horizontal wire outdoors

Plum, apple and blackberry fruit tart

Pouring cream from a jug onto summer fruit including raspberries, blueberries, blackberries and strawberries, close-up

Hand picking ripe blackberry, close-up

Blackberry and blueberry smoothie

Fresh fruit salad and cream in glass dessert bowl

Blackberry in first stages of fertilisation, showing carpels and withering stamens

Strawberries, Blackberries, Raspberries and Blackcurrants

Covering sliced apples and blackberries with porridge oats, using spoon (making fruit crumble)

Blackberries, close-up

Summer fruits including strawberries, blackberries and blueberries in a blender, a glass bowl and more berries nearby

Ripe and unripe Blackberries Loch Ness on stems, close-up

Summer pudding

Rubus fruticosus Bedford Giant (Bedford giant blackberries)

Apple tarte au citron, classic apple crumble, and blackberry and apple cobbler

Yoghurt, fresh berries and seeds in a bowl for breakfast

Layered blackberry, sponge and cream cake, topped with fresh fruit

Fruit in pre-baked pastry tart shells on chopping board

Blackberries Silvan on stem, close-up

Blackberries and berries from Hypericum sp. (St Johns wort), close-up

Rubus fruticosus (Blackberry), tip layering, placing tip of healthy shoot in hole in ground, wearing gardening glove, close-up

Placing cutting in pot with the stem portions at an angle and growth buds just above soil (propagating blackberries by leaf bud cuttings)

Man using penknife to cut blackberry leaf stem above bud

Hand removing raspberry from tartlet on cut glass cakestand

Rubus fruticosus, Blackberry stem with fruit and leaves

Two glasses of rose wine jelly with berries

Berry fruit on top of pancakes with syrup trickling on to plate and fruit below

Summer pudding with vermouth

Fresh organic Rubus (Blackberry)

Fruit, vegetables, whole wheat bread, nuts, and newspaper in shopping bag

Whole blackberries, next to blackberry leaf

Raspberry and Blackberry Mascarpone Fools

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"The Frog and the Rat: A Tale of Blackberry Delights" Indulge in the delectable world of blackberries with small fruit tarts nestled in baked pastry shells. These bite-sized treats are a burst of flavor, showcasing the essence of blackberry. In nature's pantry, even Bank Voles can't resist the allure of ripe blackberries on bramble bushes. Their tiny paws delicately pluck these juicy gems, savoring each mouthful amidst the Cotswolds' picturesque landscapes. As autumn paints its vibrant hues, a Blackberry bramble shrub stands tall, adorned with clusters of plump berries. The sight is a feast for both eyes and taste buds as we relish in their sweet tanginess. Blackberries themselves are nature's tasty bang - bursting with antioxidants and vitamins that nourish our bodies. They're not just any ordinary fruit; they're an explosion of goodness. But sometimes, chaos ensues when unexpected events unfold. Picture this: Brownie Grocer crashes into the baker's Blackberry Pie. A comical mishap that leaves us laughing while still craving those luscious flavors. Preserving these treasures becomes an art form as jars jam make their appearance. Household wax solidifies on top to act as a seal – locking in all that fruity goodness until it's ready to be spread onto warm toast or freshly baked scones. Nature itself joins in on this blackberry symphony as Speckled Wood butterflies flutter gracefully among Bramble leaves in Gamlingay Wood. Their delicate dance adds enchantment to every bite we take. And who could forget about our winged friends? Comma butterflies find solace atop ripe blackberries during August days in Dorset, UK. It seems even they can't resist indulging in these succulent delights. So let us celebrate this humble yet extraordinary fruit – the blackberry – which captivates our taste buds and enchants us with its versatility.