Yellow-Bellied Sap Suckers, a common bird throughout North Florida, is a regular visitor to landscapes. Their damage creates a characteristic circular pattern around tree trunks. Not only do they eat sap from trees, but they also eat the insects that get caught in the sap. Many homeowners have reached out to the county extension office, concerned about their damage. Seldom do they cause detrimental damage to the trees. We can commonly see their damage on Loquats, Maples, Oaks, and Pines. Submitted photo
Thanksgiving in the landscape
Taylor Clem
Thanksgiving is tomorrow, and in honor of the occasion, I’m channeling my inner “Very Hungry Caterpillar.
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
