Can anyone help me identify this? Found in a slightly big tree,

Poison

tasty

>>2436174
It's a plum, one of many older native species of plums that were popular before the advent of the purple plum that is now most common

A leaf would help, but the fruit shape, colour and the pit shape and size look like plum to me

>>2436218
Thanks, gonna get a leaf and post a picture of it soon

>>2436224
Btw I'm in poland and I have those growing wild in the forrest not far from my property so the region also checks out, I have not visited them in a while but I suppose they'd be in season about now so that's also a check

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>>2436227
Here

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Also found this, i suppose its an apple?

>>2436251
looks like a pretty normal apple f.a.m.

>>2436247
can't help you with that

>>2436247
Yeah, 99% sure you found mirabelles
And an apple apparently

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherry_plum

They grow just about everywhere in central Europe and most people don't know they're delicious. Yours aren't ripe, though.

>>2436503
Thanks heaps!

>>2436174
Looks like a mirabelle to me. The are in season until September and their fruits aren't very good to store, so visit that tree every other day and pluck yourself some tasty snacks.

>>2436174
Mirabelle, plum family.
You can make really tasty jam and marmelade out of them, or put a few into a bottle of liquor of your choice. also very good as is, extremly high in vitamin c.

My grandma had a tree like that, loved it.