One of the loveliest spring-blooming trees on our property is the serviceberry, Amelanchier x grandiflora. It is a cultivar ...
The Cool Down on MSN3d
City takes drastic action against 'toxic' species threatening local ecosystems: '[They] threaten habitat and native species'Managing invasive species can keep our environment healthy and reduce costly land maintenance. City takes drastic action ...
As steam rises from sugarhouse cupolas and early morning coffee pots, sugarmakers are working overtime to turn maple sap into ...
Empty Edmonds Fishing Pier at sunrise. (Photo by Sharon O’Brien) Rhododendrons on Bell Street. (Photo by Lee Lageschulte) ...
The feeding on berries by the flocks of cedar waxwings is one of the most notable. They are beautiful, crested birds that travel in large flocks to sweep in to feed on berries such as ligustrum and ...
House Digest on MSN12d
13 Beautiful Ground Covers That Will Have Birds Flocking To Your YardIf you want to turn your yard into a sanctuary for birds, consider planting these beautiful ground covers the feathered ...
Cedar waxwings relish winter fruit. Q: The crabapple tree in my backyard was visited today by the most amazing looking birds. They were sort of buff colored and looked somewhat like cardinals but ...
AUSTIN (KXAN) — A group of crows is a murder, a group of grackles is a plague, and a group of cedar waxwings is an earful. And you may have heard an earful around Central Texas lately.
As the winds of winter sweep across Nebraska and the trees stand with bare branches, it’s a quiet, contemplative time — until a vibrant flash of red, a cheerful chirp or a flurry of wings ...
Cedar waxwings can be found flocking in the Thompson-Okanagan region all year round, stuffing their beaks with fruits and berries. Unlike most songbirds that mostly feast on insects, the cedar ...
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