Since the Beaver decimated most of my big Hollies, there aren't many berries this year. However, this Holly near the front yard escaped the furry lumberjack's mayhem and is loaded with festive berries!
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Welcome Winter!
Overnight freezing fog left a light glaze of ice on plants and trees for the first morning of Winter. It's pretty but treacherous. The slippery patio steps thwarted distribution of mealworms. Sorry, birds, but I have to stay undamaged so you can have mealworms every day!
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Walter Reeves is the most respected garden guru in the Southeast and the author or co-author of nine books on gardening. - Wild Neighbors : The Humane Society of the United States
Humane Society of the US information on enjoying and coping with birds and wildlife in your yard. - National Audubon Society
National Audubon Society. Information about birds, wildlife, and conservation. - Fooled by Nature - Beaver Dams
Animal Planet video. See beavers build a dam and cut down trees. Amazing creatures!