Hm, Carol,
I've wondered the last 2 or 3 yrs. why narrow strips of bark have been
peeled from a cedar tree. Didn't look like where a deer
had rubbed its antlers on the tree yrs. ago. I noticed the missing bark
when I went to get thin strips of bark for our son when he
was here teaching some people survival techniques including how to start
fires. Thanks for the heads up!
Fritzie in Union Springs, NY
On 5/9/2016 7:16 AM, Carol Keeler wrote:
A starling was peeling bark off my River Birch. I assume it was for
nesting material. I've watched birds gather many nesting materials but
never peeling bark.
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