GOLF CLUBS AS BIRD SANCTUARIES 



PLANTING TO ATTRACT BIRDS 



riojhjs b-v .1. A. Allei 

 ATTRACTIVE TO MAN AND TO BIRD 



The Mountain Ash (Sorbus Americana) usually bears heavily with 

 large clusters of bright orange-red berries. The berries are particularly attrac- 

 tive to Cedar Waxwings (here shown) and to Robins in late winter or early 

 spring. 



Fliotos by Verne Morton and A. A. Alien 

 REGAL FOOD AND A REGAL BIRD 



The Northern Holly or Winter Berry (Ilex vertkcllata) is a very 

 attractive shrub, growing from three to eight feet in height, and usually bears 

 heavily with bright red berries. The berries are very attractive, especially to the 

 Ruffed Grouse. 



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