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Index of Subjects On 9/26/2011 4:20 PM, Marg Millard wrote: > American Goldfinches seem to go after something in the dried bloom when > it is cold. I assumed (bad, I know) it was the seeds. I always leave > some standing. I've had them pull apart the dried heads in my winter > wreath when I used the blooms. * I've often wondered about this, the seeds being so fuzzy and all. Cepaea snails do eat the outer layers of the dried stalks - http://pinicola.ca/cepaea1.htm fred. ............ Fred, might they leave eggs in the crutches of the blooms maybe, that would attract the Goldfinches? Marg, White point
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