your burning bush looks quite mature. mine was just planted a few years ago and I'm suspecting that it's a dwarf because it's a real slow grower. I just learned that it's considered an invasive plant in Wisconsin - something about all the berries it produces and it's found everywhere now, the seeds being carried by birds. I don't really care, I love it. and so too do the birds, obviously. it's providing a home for one family at least. happy weekend to you Jeannelle.
It always amazes me when I find a nest built where you wouldn't think it would withstand the hash elements like wind, rain, etc. What a nice little hidden treasure to find!
How cute! I call these "hidden delights" when you find the nests in the trees once the trees are bare!
ReplyDeleteyour burning bush looks quite mature. mine was just planted a few years ago and I'm suspecting that it's a dwarf because it's a real slow grower. I just learned that it's considered an invasive plant in Wisconsin - something about all the berries it produces and it's found everywhere now, the seeds being carried by birds. I don't really care, I love it. and so too do the birds, obviously. it's providing a home for one family at least. happy weekend to you Jeannelle.
ReplyDeleteYou have such a pretty blog! I enjoyed looking at all your photos. Thanks for visiting me! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful fall find!
ReplyDeleteOh how exciting, such a sweet treasure!
ReplyDeleteIt always amazes me when I find a nest built where you wouldn't think it would withstand the hash elements like wind, rain, etc. What a nice little hidden treasure to find!
ReplyDeleteWe're used to seeing bird's nests in the spring, but this is unique and beautiful.
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