For The Birds
Uploaded: October 10, 2008
Each year, the berries on the rowan tree (also called the mountain ash or dogberry tree), put on an eye-catching display that attracts blackbirds, waxwings, crossbills, and many other types of birds. In fact, part of the Latin name of the European rowan (sorbus aucuparia) means “bird catching.” Rowan berries can be made into human food and drink, as well – including brandy, wine, ale, and jams and jellies that purportedly make delicious glazes for venison and fowl.
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