blaeberry

They included further habitat loss, partly due to sheep and deer grazing on blaeberries, the juicy purple-blue fruit favoured by capercaillie.

To your right, dimly seen, is the roaring Don, beyond it cliffs and braes, covered with forest and fern, heather and blaeberries.

A clutch of eggs, honey, delicious mast, God has sent it: Sweet apples, red whortleberries, And blaeberries.

I left my bairnie lying here, Lying here, lying here; I left my bairnie lying here, To go and gather blaeberries.

Hint that it is merely the English bilberry or blaeberry, or whortleberry and—but no one dares hint that.