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Related: About this forumSmooth Sumac in the Sun
Rhus Glabra (Red Bud colloquially)mild winter, new growth on the right...
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Smooth Sumac in the Sun (Original Post)
justaprogressive
Apr 2
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Surprised that the birds didn't gobble them all down yet. Probably a lot of other stuff out there for them to eat.
SWBTATTReg
Apr 2
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SWBTATTReg
(22,191 posts)1. Surprised that the birds didn't gobble them all down yet. Probably a lot of other stuff out there for them to eat.
justaprogressive
(2,246 posts)4. actually up to about 3 days
ago we had 20" of snow on the ground...our feeders were busy!
SWBTATTReg
(22,191 posts)7. Whoa! 20 inches of the white stuff?! Wow. Hope you all didn't have too much crap to deal w/,
that it melted away as quickly as it came.
Diamond_Dog
(32,144 posts)2. What beautiful colors!
justaprogressive
(2,246 posts)5. Thanks! DD
it was getting near Maxfield Parrish time
ex:
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,762 posts)3. How lovely! I'm always glad to see signs of Spring. ♥ nt
justaprogressive
(2,246 posts)6. Me too!