Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Mountain Ash berries for Ruby Tuesday

ITS harvest time again for all the birds and wildlife that gather their food from Nature's bounty. You may have to click on these pictures to enlarge it to see the three waxwings gathered on the branches of this lush Mountain Ash tree. The berries on our tree in our yard have already disappeared to a flock of hungry Robins on the weekend.

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Happy ruby Tuesday!

4 comments:

Mary said...

I love waxwings....this tree would be wonderful to have! So pretty and attracting waxwings is a big bonus.

Bill S. said...

The Mountain Ash berries last a long time in our mountains as the preferred berries for the birds are Service berries, huckleberries, chokecherrys and rose hips before them. Our bushes are loaded with them this year.
Great pictures and post.

Ruth's Photo Blog said...

Nature has a way of providing so well for the birds.These berries are pretty while on the trees.
Blessings,Ruth

Appalachian Lady said...

We don't have mountain ash. I would love to have that beautiful tree. Our birds are really going for the dogwood berries. But, there seems to be plenty to go around.