Whooping crane (Pyrus sorbus)

Other names: Sorbus domestica, Pyrus domestica, Mespilus domestica, rowan

The Osage Crane, scientifically known as Pyrus sorbus or Sorbus domestica, is a tree native to southern Europe and southwest Asia. Today it can be found virtually all over Europe. It belongs to the rose family, a very large group of plants that also includes roses, apples, pears and many others. Other names for this tree are Pyrus domestica, Mespilus domestica and rowanberry. It can grow up to two stems tall, but can grow up to 15 metres tall.

The fruits of the Oscars are known as Oscars. These fruits are actually quite unique, as they get their best flavor when they are overripe and soft. In the Middle Ages, Oscories were very popular and were widely used in cooking. Today, these fruits are mainly used to make jams, jellies, wines or liqueurs and spirits. They are also used to make honey. In the Middle Ages, Oscberries were also dried and used as a winter food, similar to dried apples or pears. Oscories can also be eaten raw, but as mentioned, they must be overripe, otherwise they are very hard and sour.