A few weeks ago, I found several highbush blueberry bushes bent and broken, still heavy with berries. I set up a trail camera to monitor one bush, hoping a bear would take advantage of the low-hanging fruit—and a young bear did. The close-up video shows just how efficiently a bear can forage blueberries.
A squirrel also made frequent visits, which reminded me that small mammals benefit from a good blueberry crop, too.
Then, to my surprise, a family of three demonstrated how to reach the blueberries without getting wet.
Jim
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