what kind of berries do birds eat
In summer, they feed on fruits such as serviceberry, strawberry, mulberry, dogwood, and raspberries. The birdsâ name derives from their appetite for cedar berries in winter; they also eat mistletoe, madrone, juniper, mountain ash, honeysuckle, crabapple, hawthorn, and Russian olive fruits.
12/23/11. Dear Bird Folks, In an effort to have a green, earth-friendly Christmas, I suggested that my garden club string cranberries on our shrubs instead of power-consuming lights. However, someone in the club dismissed my idea because she said the birds would quickly eat all the cranberries.