Close-up photograph of the small flower of a Wild Strawberry plant in ultraviolet. The flower has clear ultraviolet markings on the petals, being darker towards the base than the tip. The markings, only visible in ultraviolet light, are known as 'nectar guides'. They help guide bees and other insects (who can see ultraviolet light) to the centre of the flower where the nectar and pollen are located.
Wild Strawberries are also known as Woodland strawberry, European strawberry, or Fraises des bois. The binomial name for the plant is Fragaria vesca.
Compared to the Garden strawberry, the Wild Strawberry has much smaller fruits with a stronger taste. They are not often cultivated, but many animals enjoy the fruits.