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Photinia sp

Photo by Liam
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Field Notes

Description:

Not sure on species, but it's a large bush that fruits with bunches of red berries every Winter.

Habitat:

Open woodlands

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Photinia

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (5)
Liam
Alice - yes, they eat the berries. Large flocks of birds (mostly Waxwings and Robins) will descend on the bush and strip them clean within a week.
alicelongmartin
Do the birds eat the berries.? Beautiful bush encased in ice.
YukoChartraw
That makes this spotting even more precious then! :)
Liam
It's very rare here in Georgia. We have ice like this maybe once every decade.
YukoChartraw
Winter beauty trapped in ice! This happened in WA last winter when we had a big snow storm and freezing rain.

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PublishedDecember 23, 2012

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