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Nature Watch: A Leg Up
With thick understory covering the islands’ forest floors, where can a seed find room to grow? Land Trust member, Steve Ellis, gives us the answer we’re looking for in his latest blog entry of “Nature Watch.” Plus, he discusses the “acid-tasting” berries to watch for this time of year and informs us of it’s acquired taste. Read more to uncover where seeds can grow in the forest, what makes this sour berry unique, and discover the animals that consume it, like Townsend’s chipmunks.
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