What Goes On Under The Mulberry Tree
Mulberry Tree Stuff
Birds Who Live Here
As I sit on the little bench under the mulberry tree, the first bird I hear is the Western Kingbird. They are by far the noisiest birds here. As soon as someone comes near the tree, they start chattering loudly - warning me away. Occasionally I hear the Orioles, but they quietly go about their business and I only have a vague idea where their nest is hidden. Next winter, when all the leaves are gone, there it'll be in plain sight and I wonder why I couldn't see it before. As I sit quietly, the Bluebirds will perch along the lower branches watching the ground intently for the worms and insects that are abundant under the tree. A pair of Eastern Phoebes , nesting under the house eaves join in the feast under the mulberry tree.Oh, and how can I forget the most vocal of all - the Mockingbird . As he goes through all his different songs, I'm fooled every time!
After the leaves have fallen for winter, I'm always astonished at the number of nests that I can see in the branches of my mulberry tree.
Just About The Birds
Another Mulberry Fan
What's This Critter Feeding on the Mulberries?
I found another creature chowing down on the Mulberries. And by the looks of these hands, she's had a plenty! Yep, I can always find the grandkids under the mulberry tree when they're ripe. They love 'em as much as the birds do! Fun Bird Stuff For Kids
Create Your Own Space

This beautiful swing looks like an inviting place to relax!
Mulberry Recipes
What Am I Going To Do With All These Mulberries!
I think Mulberries are a little bland all by themselves, but they pair up really good with other fruits. This Cherry/Mulberry Crumble is a snap to make and is really delicious.Cherry/Mulberry Crumble
1 can tart cherries, drained
1 cup fresh mulberries
Mix together in microwavable 8x8 pan.
Topping:
1/2 c. margarine or butter
1/2 c. flour
1/2 c. brown sugar
1/2 c. quick oats
Cut together until crumbly. Sprinkle over the fruit in pan. Microwave for 5 minutes.
Grow Your Own Mulberry Tree
If you have space, a mulberry tree is a great addition to your yard. Mulberry trees attract a large number of birds which feed on the fruit or insects around the fruit and birds love to nest in mulberry trees. During the spring and summer months, the busiest place in your yard will be that mulberry tree!
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Let me know you spent a little time "Under The Mulberry Tree" and how you liked it!
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- ElizabethJeanAllen ElizabethJeanAllen May 25, 2009 @ 5:45 pm
- Welcome to The Nature and the Outdoors Group
Lizzy
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- ElizabethJeanAllen ElizabethJeanAllen Aug 6, 2008 @ 7:40 pm
- Great lens! Sometimes natural birdfeeders like your Mulberry Tree work better than any feeder we buy and fill.
Great lens
Lizzy







