- with
edible fruit of blue color,
known by the
common names bilberry,
blaeberry, wimberry, and whortleberry. It is more
precisely called common bilberry...
- than
English often translate as "blueberry", e.g.
Scots blaeberry and
Norwegian blåbær.
Blaeberry, blåbær and
French myrtilles usually refer to the European...
- with
pimento (on a stick)
Scampi Smoked salmon Tatties and
herring Blaeberries - not
identical to US blueberries, cf.
Raspberries Slaes Strawberries...
-
Blaeberry Falls is a
waterfall on the
lower Blaeberry River in the
Columbia Country area of the
Canadian Rockies in
British Columbia, Canada. It is more...
-
Bombus monticola, the
bilberry bumblebee,
blaeberry bumblebee or
mountain bumblebee, is a
species of
bumblebee found in Europe. The
bilberry bumblebee...
- The
Blaeberry River is a
tributary of the
Columbia River in the
Columbia Country of
British Columbia, Canada,
rising in the
Canadian Rockies on the south...
- needed] The
bilberry (especially
Vaccinium myrtillus) is
generally known as
blaeberry /ˈbleɪbɛri/ in
Scottish and
Northern English regional dialects, and whortleberry...
- the Lake" 1887. "The Half-Hitch", "The Old Shoe" (Laws N23) 1888. "The
Blaeberries" (Laws N19) 1889. "The Lady Leroy" (Laws N5) 1890. "When the
Battle it...
- for its
bilberries -
known locally as '
blaeberries' or 'fraughan' -
which would be
picked annually at the
Blaeberry Sunday festival on the last
Sunday in...
-
Doiminic Ó Ceallaigh. Ag
baint fraochán : agus scéalta eile (Picking
Blaeberries and
other stories), 1955. Máire Nic Artáin (Maire McCartan), Novel, Cló...
