Wildlife Berry Bushes

Wildlife Strawberry Bush

Relished by waterfowl, quail, turkey, ruffed grouse, and various songbirds, deer, bear, raccoon, squirrel, and fox.

Blackberry thickets along fence rows also offer a good nesting atmosphere for laying eggs and raising young birds. Berries can be a source of food from May though August.

Some cultivars of blueberry plants such as Tifblue can produce as many as 10 gallons of food in a very short period, enough for human and wildlife needs.

Wildlife Berry Bushes (Click Below)

Autumn Olive Bushes
Wildlife Blackberry Bushes
Wildlife Blueberry Bushes
Wildlife Strawberry Bushes

The fruit of the Autumn Olive tree are red when mature and the leaves and fruit are covered with tiny scales. The fruit of the Autumn Olive tree is loved by quail, ducks, turkey pheasant, grouse, and song birds.