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Index of Subjects A couple of years ago I lost a black ash sapling to mice. The same thing, the bark was girdled under the snow. Billy On 23 Apr 2015 23:32, plchalmers@ns.sympatico.ca wrote: > Snow is still several feet deep in most places in my parents' yard in > Bedford. This evening I noticed something interesting though on the > exposed bank above the driveway. Since it catches the sun the snow > has already melted there. A large multi-stemmed Red-berried Elder > had > its bark stripped away for at least a foot from the ground up. The > bare stems shone white in the snowy twilight. The entire shrub will > die; the work of mice, I assume, under the snow. > > My Dad's fruit trees are still buried in snow - I hope they have not > suffered. > > Patricia L. Chalmers > Halifax > > > ---- Nicholas Hill <fernhillns@gmail.com> wrote: >> The hazel's female red flowers opened yesterday and two pair >> yellow-rumped >> warblers fly catching ? In an old oak. Dead deer on beach near >> Ogilvie's >> wharf. Amazing mouse damage on bark of young fruit trees. Hard >> winter.
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