Mountain ash fruits
We’ve been admiring the mountain ash trees, in full fruit, outside our living room window and elsewhere.
I think we’ll be heading south before the various birds that eat the fruits arrive, from robins to cedar waxwings, to many others, according to Wikepedia’s account.
They’re tannic-rich fruit, like hollies, so are much more palatable after winter and freeze-thaw cycles, apparently. Interesting.
I think we’ll be heading south before the various birds that eat the fruits arrive, from robins to cedar waxwings, to many others, according to Wikepedia’s account.
They’re tannic-rich fruit, like hollies, so are much more palatable after winter and freeze-thaw cycles, apparently. Interesting.
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