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Wineberry Bushes tied to more ticks - video #8618549
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SnareLine Offline OP
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I had read about the invasive Japanese Barberry creating a welcoming environment for ticks, and now the invasive Wineberry bush has as well.

This guy's channel is a really great follow, by the way...



Last edited by SnareLine; Yesterday at 08:57 PM.
Hiding our humane dispatches doesn't keep the Antis from showing their own gruesome ones. In this 1 sided story, who will the public believe, then?
Re: Wineberry Bushes tied to more ticks - video [Re: SnareLine] #8618557
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Prevention of fire is also why serviceberry, wild plum and American hazel nut are much less common too.

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