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Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry berry Stock Photo

RFPGCCA2–Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry berry

Rubus fruticosus 'Himalayan Giant' Blackberry fruit ripening on bush Stock Photo

RMDYXG8W–Rubus fruticosus 'Himalayan Giant' Blackberry fruit ripening on bush

Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) flower and unripe green berries Stock Photo

RFKRP7YA–Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) flower and unripe green berries

The stickery vines of Himalayan blackberries growing wild in the Willamette Valley of Oregon Stock Photo

RMPPGFC5–The stickery vines of Himalayan blackberries growing wild in the Willamette Valley of Oregon

Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry Stock Photo

RFPGCCA7–Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry

Himalayan blackberry, Rubus armeniacus. Invasive species. Stock Photo

RM2CT816J–Himalayan blackberry, Rubus armeniacus. Invasive species.

Blackberry - `Himalayan Giant' FRU027316 Stock Photo

RMGGJ9AC–Blackberry - `Himalayan Giant' FRU027316

Invasive Himalayan blackberry transformed into a delicious snack, handpicked in a wooden bowl, closeup Stock Photo

RMW9XDTY–Invasive Himalayan blackberry transformed into a delicious snack, handpicked in a wooden bowl, closeup

Cluster of Himalayan Blackberry (Rubus discolor or Rubus ameniacus) wildflowers, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Stock Photo

RMG27BT8–Cluster of Himalayan Blackberry (Rubus discolor or Rubus ameniacus) wildflowers, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

A Honeybee (Apis) collecting pollen from a Himalayan Blackberry Blossom (Rubus armeniacus). Stock Photo

RM2J142YP–A Honeybee (Apis) collecting pollen from a Himalayan Blackberry Blossom (Rubus armeniacus).

Close-up of a Himalayan Blackberry (Rubus discolor or Rubus ameniacus) wildflower, British Columbia, Canada Stock Photo

RMHH5H87–Close-up of a Himalayan Blackberry (Rubus discolor or Rubus ameniacus) wildflower, British Columbia, Canada

A Drone fly on Himalayan blackberry or brambles, Chipping, Preston, Lancashire, UK Stock Photo

RM2C6EGKR–A Drone fly on Himalayan blackberry or brambles, Chipping, Preston, Lancashire, UK

Issaquah, Washington, USA. Four invasive species depicted are: bottom - Yellow archangel, middle: Himalayan Blackberry and Evergreen (aka cutleaf) b Stock Photo

RF2M8NN6C–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Four invasive species depicted are: bottom - Yellow archangel, middle: Himalayan Blackberry and Evergreen (aka cutleaf) b

Rubus armeniacus Himalayan blackberry – very pale pink flowers and ovate dark green leaves on very tall stems, June, England, UK Stock Photo

RF2GB0YBT–Rubus armeniacus Himalayan blackberry – very pale pink flowers and ovate dark green leaves on very tall stems, June, England, UK

Himalayan blackberry or Rubus Armeniacus Stock Photo

RF2BTMJBG–Himalayan blackberry or Rubus Armeniacus

An adult male Spotted Towhee sits perched on invasive Himalayan blackberry vines in a park in Redmond, Washington. Stock Photo

RF2GHYJ16–An adult male Spotted Towhee sits perched on invasive Himalayan blackberry vines in a park in Redmond, Washington.

RFW5996C–Himalayan Blackberry Plant

Armenian Blackberry or Himalayan Blackberry (Rubus discolor, Rubus armeniacus), invasive species, Big Island, Hawaii, USA Stock Photo

RFDE0R89–Armenian Blackberry or Himalayan Blackberry (Rubus discolor, Rubus armeniacus), invasive species, Big Island, Hawaii, USA

Dragonfly beginning to take off from a blackberry. Stock Photo

RMJ3XBK2–Dragonfly beginning to take off from a blackberry.

Close up of Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) flowers blooming in south San Francisco bay area, California where is considered invasive Stock Photo

RFRDTHCE–Close up of Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) flowers blooming in south San Francisco bay area, California where is considered invasive

Himalayan Blackberry Bush Plant with berries fruit and leaves in summer Stock Photo

RFPAT3WG–Himalayan Blackberry Bush Plant with berries fruit and leaves in summer

The white flowers of a wild Himalaya blackberry plant (Rubus armeniacus) in bloom along the banks of Struve Slough in Watsonville, California. Stock Photo

RF2ATGT09–The white flowers of a wild Himalaya blackberry plant (Rubus armeniacus) in bloom along the banks of Struve Slough in Watsonville, California.

Washington State. Himalayan blackberry Stock Photo

RF2GJ26C0–Washington State. Himalayan blackberry

Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry - invasive species in Pacific Northwest Stock Photo

RFPGCCAA–Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry - invasive species in Pacific Northwest

Rubus armeniacus, Himalayan blackberry, British Columbia, Canada Stock Photo

RM2GN231C–Rubus armeniacus, Himalayan blackberry, British Columbia, Canada

Wild Himalayan blackberry flower blossom close up Stock Photo

RF2A9YJP3–Wild Himalayan blackberry flower blossom close up

a few blackberries in a wooden bowl with blackberry brambles in the background Stock Photo

RMW9XDTJ–a few blackberries in a wooden bowl with blackberry brambles in the background

Closeup of Himalayan blackberry green leaves on twig trees in the forest Stock Photo

RF2HE2E80–Closeup of Himalayan blackberry green leaves on twig trees in the forest

invasive Armenian blackberry or Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) - gardener cuts tendrils Stock Photo

RM2CN74BH–invasive Armenian blackberry or Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) - gardener cuts tendrils

solid background of wild blackberries berry juice ready for pie Stock Photo

RF2JK004F–solid background of wild blackberries berry juice ready for pie

Himalayan Blackberry Plants Without berry: Invasive, Noxious, and Beautiful Stock Photo

RF2F1N3M7–Himalayan Blackberry Plants Without berry: Invasive, Noxious, and Beautiful

RF2M8NN6B–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Four invasive species depicted are: bottom - Yellow archangel, middle: Himalayan Blackberry and Evergreen (aka cutleaf) b

Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) is a species of Rubus native to Armenia and Northern Iran, and widely naturalised elsewhere. Stock Photo

RF2HG2TYX–Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) is a species of Rubus native to Armenia and Northern Iran, and widely naturalised elsewhere.

RF2BTMJDM–Himalayan blackberry or Rubus Armeniacus

Close up detail of Rubus flower, Himalayan blackberry, Armenian blackberry, red flowering plant in the gardens at Rothe house, Kilkenny, County Kilken Stock Photo

RM2DB21DJ–Close up detail of Rubus flower, Himalayan blackberry, Armenian blackberry, red flowering plant in the gardens at Rothe house, Kilkenny, County Kilken

Himalayan Blackberry Plant in Selective Colour Stock Photo

RFW5995Y–Himalayan Blackberry Plant in Selective Colour

Abandoned house in Skokomish Valley on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington State, USA [No property release; available only for editorial licensing] Stock Photo

RF2E9MP7E–Abandoned house in Skokomish Valley on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington State, USA [No property release; available only for editorial licensing]

Golden-crowned Sparrow landing on Himalayan blackberry. Stock Photo

RF2E0JBJ5–Golden-crowned Sparrow landing on Himalayan blackberry.

A large thicket of invasive Himalyan blackberry brambles on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. Stock Photo

RF2PNGJED–A large thicket of invasive Himalyan blackberry brambles on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada.

WA, Wenatchee National Forest, wild Himalayan Blackberry leaves, in autumn Stock Photo

RFB417G2–WA, Wenatchee National Forest, wild Himalayan Blackberry leaves, in autumn

A bunch of Himalayan blackberries in Oregon. Stock Photo

RFCTKR4P–A bunch of Himalayan blackberries in Oregon.

RF2HK4939–Washington State. Himalayan blackberry

Wild Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry berries Stock Photo

RFPGCCA5–Wild Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry berries

Hand full of Tibetan mulberry (Morus macroura) also known as the Long Mulberry. Golan Heights. Stock Photo

RF2C4P3YM–Hand full of Tibetan mulberry (Morus macroura) also known as the Long Mulberry. Golan Heights.

Frosty blackberry leaves in northern Wisconsin. Stock Photo

RM2N0C93N–Frosty blackberry leaves in northern Wisconsin.

wild-crafted blackberries in rustic yet elegant hand-turned apple-wood bowl on dry grass in summer drought with blurry brambles in the background Stock Photo

RMW9XDTW–wild-crafted blackberries in rustic yet elegant hand-turned apple-wood bowl on dry grass in summer drought with blurry brambles in the background

Wild Himalayan blackberries are highly invasive and difficult to control yet yield delicious summer fruit. Stock Photo

RMBE2482–Wild Himalayan blackberries are highly invasive and difficult to control yet yield delicious summer fruit.

RM2CN73WW–invasive Armenian blackberry or Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) - gardener cuts tendrils

Himalayan Blackberry ready for picking in late spring to early summer Stock Photo

RF2CMGH4B–Himalayan Blackberry ready for picking in late spring to early summer

Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) leaves in a rainbow of autumn colors Stock Photo

RMDYRCTH–Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) leaves in a rainbow of autumn colors

RF2M8NN6E–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Four invasive species depicted are: bottom - Yellow archangel, middle: Himalayan Blackberry and Evergreen (aka cutleaf) b

RF2HG2TY9–Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) is a species of Rubus native to Armenia and Northern Iran, and widely naturalised elsewhere.

Washington State, Himalayan blackberry leaves in snow Stock Photo

RF2PJM5EE–Washington State, Himalayan blackberry leaves in snow

RM2DB21E2–Close up detail of Rubus flower, Himalayan blackberry, Armenian blackberry, red flowering plant in the gardens at Rothe house, Kilkenny, County Kilken

juicy wild summer blackberries on a white paper towel Stock Photo

RF2JK01XN–juicy wild summer blackberries on a white paper towel

Skokomish Valley on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington State, USA Stock Photo

RF2E9MP61–Skokomish Valley on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington State, USA

A Spotted Towhee hiding amongst the blackberry brambles Stock Photo

RFJ7AAR4–A Spotted Towhee hiding amongst the blackberry brambles

RF2PNGJG4–A large thicket of invasive Himalyan blackberry brambles on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada.

A beautiful closeup of Himalayan blackberry leaves isolated on dark background Stock Photo

RF2M8ACK8–A beautiful closeup of Himalayan blackberry leaves isolated on dark background

Blackberry ripe, ripening, and unripe green fruits on tree Stock Photo

RF2C1JJMW–Blackberry ripe, ripening, and unripe green fruits on tree

RF2GJ26C3–Washington State. Himalayan blackberry

Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry, ripe berry with several green unripe berries in the background Stock Photo

RFPGCCA3–Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry, ripe berry with several green unripe berries in the background

RF2C4P40N–Hand full of Tibetan mulberry (Morus macroura) also known as the Long Mulberry. Golan Heights.

RM2N0C95X–Frosty blackberry leaves in northern Wisconsin.

local blackberries harvested in a bowl sitting on dry grass with unripe blackberries brambles in the background Stock Photo

RMW9XDTP–local blackberries harvested in a bowl sitting on dry grass with unripe blackberries brambles in the background

Song Sparrow among Himalayan blackberries in the winter frost. Stock Photo

RF2CFW1C9–Song Sparrow among Himalayan blackberries in the winter frost.

RM2CN74B5–invasive Armenian blackberry or Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) - gardener cuts tendrils

A spotted towhee hides in a thicket near Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park, Vancouver BC Stock Photo

RFJ7AAP9–A spotted towhee hides in a thicket near Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park, Vancouver BC

Rufous has two baby humming bird (selasphorus rufus) birds in the nest .Ladner, British Columbia Stock Photo

RME1WKK5–Rufous has two baby humming bird (selasphorus rufus) birds in the nest .Ladner, British Columbia

RF2M8NN6A–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Four invasive species depicted are: bottom - Yellow archangel, middle: Himalayan Blackberry and Evergreen (aka cutleaf) b

RF2HG2TY4–Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) is a species of Rubus native to Armenia and Northern Iran, and widely naturalised elsewhere.

RF2PJM5ED–Washington State, Himalayan blackberry leaves in snow

RM2DB21E8–Close up detail of Rubus flower, Himalayan blackberry, Armenian blackberry, red flowering plant in the gardens at Rothe house, Kilkenny, County Kilken

RF2JK01XJ–juicy wild summer blackberries on a white paper towel

RF2E9MP5Y–Skokomish Valley on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington State, USA

A male wood duck perched on a fallen tree in Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon.<br><br>Thank you very much for viewing my work, and thank you VERY MUCH for o Stock Photo

RFJ7XY3E–A male wood duck perched on a fallen tree in Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon.<br><br>Thank you very much for viewing my work, and thank you VERY MUCH for o

RFB417G0–WA, Wenatchee National Forest, wild Himalayan Blackberry leaves, in autumn

Blackberry Himalayan Giant Rubus armeniacus Stock Photo

RMAMDX6P–Blackberry Himalayan Giant Rubus armeniacus

RF2C1K51B–Blackberry ripe, ripening, and unripe green fruits on tree

RF2GJ26C2–Washington State. Himalayan blackberry

RFPGCCAC–Rubus armeniacus, the Himalayan blackberry

RF2C4P43F–Hand full of Tibetan mulberry (Morus macroura) also known as the Long Mulberry. Golan Heights.

RM2N0C95R–Frosty blackberry leaves in northern Wisconsin.

July 10, 2019 - Elkton, OREGON, U.S - A drop of dew hangs from wild Himalayan blackberry growing in a thicket on a hillside near Elkton in rural western Oregon. In Oregon, Himalayan blackberries are considered an invasive species. The plant was first introduced into Oregon in 1922 for berry breeding and crop production, but now grows wild over much of the western portion of the state. (Credit Image: © Robin Loznak/ZUMA Wire) Stock Photo

RMW2RGF9–July 10, 2019 - Elkton, OREGON, U.S - A drop of dew hangs from wild Himalayan blackberry growing in a thicket on a hillside near Elkton in rural western Oregon. In Oregon, Himalayan blackberries are considered an invasive species. The plant was first introduced into Oregon in 1922 for berry breeding and crop production, but now grows wild over much of the western portion of the state. (Credit Image: © Robin Loznak/ZUMA Wire)

Hand full of Tibetan mulberry (Morus macroura) also known as the Long Mulberry. Stock Photo

RF2H3E3GG–Hand full of Tibetan mulberry (Morus macroura) also known as the Long Mulberry.

RM2CN74B3–invasive Armenian blackberry or Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) - gardener cuts tendrils

A closeup of a flower of the Armenian blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) against dark blurred background Stock Photo

RF2KAE78M–A closeup of a flower of the Armenian blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) against dark blurred background

RME1WKK4–Rufous has two baby humming bird (selasphorus rufus) birds in the nest .Ladner, British Columbia

Issaquah, Washington, USA. A tree totally covering the tree with invasive English Ivy, causing the tree to lean. Below it are invasive species Hima Stock Photo

RF2M8NN6D–Issaquah, Washington, USA. A tree totally covering the tree with invasive English Ivy, causing the tree to lean. Below it are invasive species Hima

RF2HG2TY0–Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) is a species of Rubus native to Armenia and Northern Iran, and widely naturalised elsewhere.

RME1WKK3–Rufous has two baby humming bird (selasphorus rufus) birds in the nest .Ladner, British Columbia

Dark blueberry or grape-like fruits of some plants at Futamiokitama shrine in Ise, Japan Stock Photo

RF2HF5E6K–Dark blueberry or grape-like fruits of some plants at Futamiokitama shrine in Ise, Japan

RF2JK01XG–juicy wild summer blackberries on a white paper towel

RF2E9MP7M–Skokomish Valley on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington State, USA

A male wood duck perched on a fallen tree in Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon. Stock Photo

RFJ7XY3C–A male wood duck perched on a fallen tree in Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon.

WA, Mt. Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, wild Himalayan Blackberry leaf and frost Stock Photo

RFB417K5–WA, Mt. Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, wild Himalayan Blackberry leaf and frost

Cartoon style illustration of a happy blackberry fruit standing while smiling viewed from front on isolated background done in black and white. Stock Photo

RF2JFKJF0–Cartoon style illustration of a happy blackberry fruit standing while smiling viewed from front on isolated background done in black and white.

RF2C1K519–Blackberry ripe, ripening, and unripe green fruits on tree

RF2HK493A–Washington State. Himalayan blackberry

Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) flower and green unripe berry Stock Photo

RFPGCCAD–Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus) flower and green unripe berry

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