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A young robin swallows a Juneberry.
Bark slips off limbs, branches and tree trunks in summer.
Tiny white-pine seed cones develop at the tips of branches, often at the top of a tree.
A young bird’s head shape can be used to identify this turkey poult.
A white-tailed doe deer tends twin fawns and contends with deer flies on her summer hairy coat.
Ginseng plants have flowers so small they usually go unnoticed by deer.
Storms destroying trees is sad and disappointing, but we can use the damage to better understand and forecast how giant plants grow, reproduce, and provide food and fuels.
Jerry Davis
Jerry Davis is a freelance outdoors writer. Contact him at sivadjam@mhtc.net or 608-924-1112 for more information.
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