Have you ever wondered…what’s eating my berries? This week, we’re taking a closer look at the bird species that love to feast on our berry trees and bushes, starting with the beautiful bohemian waxwing. Did you know that a waxwing typically eats 800-1000 berries per day? That's roughly twice their body weight! They prefer our native rowans but will also devour other native and non-native Sorbus berries, including hawthorn, cotoneaster and rosehips. These rare winter visitors can be spotted in ur

Birds going nuts over berries — % / wild birds & adventure travel

Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) - British Trees - Woodland Trust