Notes from a Naturalist-Wild blueberries

Blueberries are part of the vegetation five years after a 2008 forest fire in Mykland, Aust Agder, Norway. (PETER PROKOSCH PHOTO)

By Chantal Schamber

I grew up reading “Blueberries for Sal,” a childhood classic set in Maine about a young girl who goes blueberry picking with her mother. Not to spoil this 76-year-old story, but Sal ends up running into a baby bear who is also eating blueberries in this patch with its mother.

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