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Spicebush, Thrushes and Foraging

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Spicebush, Lindera benzoin, is a beautiful and useful native shrub. It flowers early in the season, offering resources for pollinators, while the leaves offer food for caterpillars and the fruits offer food for many birds, especially Swainsons thrushes. If you want to use these fruits be mindful of where you harvest them. These are a crucial resource for migrating birds. Why not grow your own? 😄💚🌎
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