Crowberry
There are lots of berries out behind our place. I believe these are crowberries, but we have also seen blueberries and bearberries.
posted by Jennith at 7:22 AM
Thursday, August 21, 2008
There are lots of berries out behind our place. I believe these are crowberries, but we have also seen blueberries and bearberries.
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2 Comments:
Did you know that these are edible? Inuit call these paunaq (at least in the BAffin dialect) Lots of little seeds in them, not the greatest, but still nice to munch on while traveling.
Shelly in Pond Inlet
I did read that they were edible after I got back home - I'll have to go try them next time I get outside.
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