STRAWBERRY (FRAGARIA)

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Because it takes 4 hours to get here from where I live and because strawberries are known for thriving in mountain climates, I once traveled to the mountains for a vacation. On the way back, I looked for some trinkets to bring home, and eventually I came across this strawberry patch.

Here are some pictures of red and yellowish green strawberry fruit that I will share with all of my friends, in the hopes that you will like them. Strawberry fruit is known as a red fruit, and when it is still unripe, this fruit is green. When it is almost ripe, this fruit will be somewhat yellow.

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I also capture images of green strawberries here:

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I also captured a picture of a group of red and green strawberries here :

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And below are some more photos:

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It will first transform into a flower before becoming a strawberry :

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I used a Nikon D7200 camera to take some of the pictures below, but they weren't as good as I had hoped because the lens I had was moldy:

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OK, folks. That wraps up our meeting today. I'll see you in my next post :)

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