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At least I think they’re choke cherries.
This image was taken by one of my elementary school students from the Photoclub.
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At least I think they’re choke cherries.
This image was taken by one of my elementary school students from the Photoclub.
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Possibly Hawthornes?
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these are not choke cherrys,they look like crab apples to me but I might be wrong hard to tell from your picture but I can tell that they are not choke cherrys because choke cherrys dont have that thing on the bottom like that
The macro lens makes them look much bigger than they are. They aren’t quite 1 cm in diameter.
Actually, I think those are Choke Berries, not Choke Cherries. I have a Ckoke Cherry tree in my yard, the berries are much more translucent
I’m quite sure the picture is of Hawthorns. They do resemble tiny apples. Each Haw (the fruit of the hawthorn), contains from one to five seeds. They are appropiately named, because the shrubs have large thorns!
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