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Identify this fruit?

marlin vs · 2010-08-18 18:17:43

It's about the size of a €2.similar to a damsen, but iv'e never seen them this colour.

18-08-2010 7:17pm

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It's about the size of a €2.similar to a damsen, but iv'e never seen them this colour.

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#2 18-08-2010 10:14pm

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looks like wild cherry, prunus avium to me, am suprised that the birds have left them this long. if it is wild cherry there are very small red glands where the leaf ends and the leaf stalk starts. the size worries me a bit I have only seen the fruits at about 1 euro coin size but if these are still on the tree now mabey this is the size they get when the birds havent eaten them yet, mine bearly turn colour and they are gone:) if not this could be any hybrid cherry/plum.

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