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Bilberry, Sourfoot Fell
by Michael Graham
geograph for square NY1323
Spring foliage of Bilberry gives the fells an acid green hue. Crummock Water and... (more)
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The beauty of Druim Eadar Dà Choire — a bilberry adorned boulder
by Mick Garratt
geograph for square NG5325
Amidst the rugged terrain of Druim Eadar Dà Choire, a lone boulder, adorned with... (more)
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New bilberry growth around gritstone boulders
by Trevor Littlewood
geograph for square NY9832
The rocks, surrounded by the fresh greenery of new season bilberry lie to the... (more)
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Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) in Sherwood Forest
by Phil Champion
geograph for square SK6167
According to a sign nearby this area of the Sherwood Forest has traditionally... (more)
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Bilberry understorey
by Trevor Littlewood
geograph for square NO2985
A carpet of new-growth bilberry in woodland close to the Allt-na-guibhsaich and... (more)
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Bilberry at the foot of Carman Hill
by Lairich Rig
for square NS3779
(Vaccinium myrtillus)
Carman Hill itself appears in the background. Bilberry... (more)
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Bilberries growing on Moorland near Cregrina, Powys
by Christine Matthews
for square SO1451
In some areas where there was less heather there were a number of these bilberry plants.
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Bilberry, Brimham Rocks
by Derek Harper
for square SE2065
Bilberry flowers against the sun. Perhaps the commonest plant among the rocks.
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Bilberry patch above Hey Clough
by Christine Johnstone
geograph for square SE0806
Quite a change from all the heather. Emley TV mast is on the far horizon.
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Bilberry patch along the bridleway
by Christine Johnstone
geograph for square SE0537
On the north-facing side of a drystone wall.
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Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) in Sherwood Forest
by Phil Champion
geograph for square SK6167
According to the sign this area of the Sherwood Forest has traditionally been... (more)
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Bilberry Flowers
by Michael Graham
for square NY2126
On the top of Barf
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Flowering bilberry, Harland Moor
by Jonathan Thacker
for square SE6792
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Gritstone outcrop, The Edge
by Andrew Hill
geograph for square SK0889
Rocks just west of Nether Red Brook. Mainly bilberry among the rocks with... (more)
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Looking east over the moor above Laund Pasture Plantation
by Ian Greig
geograph for square SE0757
There is an abundant crop of ripe bilberries
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On Craig -las [Tyrrau Mawr]
by Michael Graham
geograph for square SH6713
Looking along the ridge at the steep Bilberry covered crags.
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The Loch Drunkie Trail
by Richard Sutcliffe
geograph for square NN5404
The trail from Loch Drunkie Car Park follows the shore of Loch Drunkie for just... (more)
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The Loch Drunkie Trail
by Richard Sutcliffe
geograph for square NN5404
The trail from Loch Drunkie Car Park follows the shore of Loch Drunkie for just... (more)
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The Loch Drunkie Trail
by Richard Sutcliffe
geograph for square NN5404
The trail from Loch Drunkie Car Park follows the shore of Loch Drunkie for just... (more)
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Conifer plantation
by Richard Sutcliffe
geograph for square NN5304
A mature conifer plantation beside the Loch Drunkie Trail. The plants in the... (more)
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The path through Beestones Wood, Stainland
by Humphrey Bolton
geograph for square SE0619
The path passes open areas with various different vegetation. Here there is... (more)
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Col south-west of summit of Creag Leacach
by Trevor Littlewood
geograph for square NO1574
Creag Leacach is a Munro on the eastern side of Gleann Beag. The col is a gap... (more)
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Low heath and wall at col north-east of Creag Leacach
by Trevor Littlewood
geograph for square NO1675
A carpet of bilberry in front of the wall crossing the col between Creag Leacach... (more)
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Partly ruined wall on Drummond Hill
by Trevor Littlewood
geograph for square NN7445
The wall follows the crest of the ground for virtually the whole length of the... (more)
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Burials and blueberries
by Stephen Craven
geograph for square SE0223
The burial ground of Steep Lane Baptist Chapel has large clumps of bilberry... (more)
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Bridleway down the Olchon valley
by Oliver Dixon
geograph for square SO2634
Below the steep step, the bridleway levels off to a smooth grassy surface... (more)
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Path through Backhouse Bank Wood
by Trevor Littlewood
geograph for square NZ0641
The wood on the east side of Tunstall Reservoir is managed by Durham Wildlife... (more)
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Moss, lichen, grass and bilberry on log
by Andrew Hill
for square SN9557
A diverse community formed on felled log left in situ.
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Bilberry plants in Shipley Glen
by Stephen Craven
geograph for square SE1239
This looks like a great spot for picking the berries in late summer.
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South shore of Kingside Loch
by Oliver Dixon
geograph for square NT3413
A remote loch in the middle of the forest. Bilberries are growing in the foreground.
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Dry stone wall and bilberry bushes, Hangingstone Farm above Danebridge
by Robin Stott
geograph for square SJ9765
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Early fruit on bilberry
by Humphrey Bolton
for square SE0808
View direction arbitrary - I didn't remember to make a note of it.
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Dukes Road by Hurkling Edge
by Andrew Hill
geograph for square SK2394
The old wall is a landmark by the track across wide open moorland. A mixture of... (more)
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On Guise Cliff
by Derek Harper
geograph for square SE1663
A ravine filled with trees, heather and bilberry seen from the Nidderdale Way.
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Holloway Lane
by Derek Harper
geograph for square SX9182
Kenton Bridleway 13 becoming a sunken lane as it drops down the Haldon scarp.... (more)
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Duke's Road crossing Rushy Dike
by Andrew Hill
geograph for square SK2294
Heather and bilberry moorland with a well marked track providing easy access to... (more)
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Footpath by rocky outcrop, Blackden Edge
by Andrew Hill
geograph for square SK1288
When going from east to west, this is the most imposing rock formation so far... (more)
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Town Wood
by Derek Harper
geograph for square SX7173
Looking southwest from the spot where SX7173 : Town Wood was taken, with the steep wood... ( more)
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Town Wood
by Derek Harper
geograph for square SX7173
Bilberry plants carpet these woods. This view is from a path that drops from... (more)
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Birch woodland in the Pass of Leny
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NN5908
With a good growth of ferns and bilberries in the understorey.
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On Kennon Hill
by Derek Harper
geograph for square SX6489
Category: Moorland
A square dominated by the very gentle dome of Kennon Hill close to the northeast... (more)
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Moorland above Rosedale
by Peter Church
geograph for square SE7095
Category: Moorland
This view is due north and the hamlet of Thorgill is hidden by the heather... (more)
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Path on Muncaster Fell
by Adrian Taylor
geograph for square SD1399
There are many small paths along the ridge of Muncaster Fell.
Scafell is... (more)
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An Slochd Beag, Where Roads and Rails Converge
by Mick Garratt
geograph for square NH8523
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Moorland ridge of Islington Hill
by Trevor Littlewood
geograph for square NZ0030
The broad east ridge of Islington Hill extending towards the western edge of... (more)
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Citron Seat
by Trevor Littlewood
geograph for square NY9710
Citron Seat is a minor but abrupt rise along a moorland ridge above Gilmonby... (more)
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Badger Gill from Black Hill
by Mick Garratt
geograph for square SE6099
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The Gritstone Trail at Mow Cop
by Stephen Craven
geograph for square SJ8657
From a local summit of 325m altitude, looking roughly north along the ridge... (more)
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Footpath through coniferous trees
by Trevor Littlewood
geograph for square NJ0315
As marked on OS maps the path might be considered to be a forest road but is... (more)
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Panoramic view towards Mytholmroyd from above Wood Hey Clough
by Phil Champion
geograph for square SD9925
Looking down into the valley from an area of open heath and scattered birch... (more)
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