The brambles that did not ripen. I left them on, thinking that the birds might want them. So far they have not touched them.Earlier this month, when seeing flowers everywhere, I took this picture of our holly.
I can hardly see the berries at the moment as the bush is all covered up with snow
but I have seen the birds in it, so by the time the snow has melted I'm sure the berries will all have gone. To late now to get a branch as decoration indoors........I hope the birds will find this to eat:
I'm glad you could join in this month!! I love your red and green with snow theme!!
ReplyDeleteWe have a crabapple tree next to holly in our yard. The other morning, the tree and the holly were full of robins who eat fruit in the winter. It's surprising to see so many robins here, where it's cold and snowy, but they sometimes do stay for the winter.
Sounds like the birds enjoy your holly berries too!
Stay warm!
Sue
Hallo Margreet:
ReplyDeleteWit he? Ook hier in Hauwert.
Ik heb via Amerika ontdekt, dat je een blog bijhoudt! We volgen zo te zien dezelfde blogs.
Groetjes!
Very nice photos! I found a lot of red and green for my "Colors of December" photos too, but no white!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the birds have found your gift to them!
ReplyDeleteLovely colors and a treat to stop in and visit.
Sue has done a great thing connecting us all through what each of us sees at any given time.