Backyard Birds of FL Guide Endangered rich color

rich color

Dense foliage provides cover for birds and small animals

this plant is also a food source for Spring Azure and Snowberry Clearwing caterpillars

this plant is host to several species of moths

Fruit: brown

Backyard Birds of FL Guide Endangered rich colorWritten and illustrated by David Allen Sibley, Americas most widely respected bird illustrator and ornithologist. See http: www. sibleyguides. com for more information 76 land bird species, both common and exotic, commonly seen in Florida from the Panhandle down to the Keys Includes songbirds, raptors, woodpeckers, and more Handy fold out format: 6 panels each 4 X 9. Perfect for backpack, glove compartment, or kitchen table Indestructible waterproof