Birds consume berries year-round, but most shrubs and trees produce berries only once a year. To ensure a continuous supply ...

Some birds, like the blue jay, will eat acorns from oaks. And there are birds, classified as frugivores, that will pluck berries growing on trees and shrubs for a meal.

Beekeeping and plucking berries from bushes into some other socialite’s garden don’t exactly compare to international diplomacy and statecraft. Hell, it doesn’t even hold a candle to ...

The plant is moved exclusively by birds who eat the berries of the mistletoe plants. "Most of them will get up high using a bird to deposit the seed," Ms Mason said. "A mistletoe bird will pluck a ...

Harvest your strawberries gently, either plucking or cutting the stem less than half an inch above the berry.

During preparations for Chuck Berry's 60th birthday concert in 1986 , the guitar pioneer argued endlessly with The Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards.

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards once ended up with a black eye from his guitar idol, but even Richards knew he was in ...

Try ‘Northcountry’ or ‘Chippewa’ for tasty summer berries. 7. Dwarf Peach Trees Did you know that even in the UK, you can still grow peaches? Varieties like ‘Garden Lady’ and ...

Photojournalist Stuart Palley turned his camera on the California wildfires and shares his account of devastation and ...

While growers say they are always anxious about the risk of smoke taint from bushfires and burn-offs, conditions in Tasmania ...