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Rhus copallina

Winged Sumac, Shining Sumac

Native/Alien:

Native

Type:

Shrub / Tree

Berries and Leaves

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Sandhills Game Land, October 2004
© Kathy Schlosser

Links:

 USDA PLANTS Database Record

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Sumacs tend to hold their seeds late into the winter and are used by birds. Eastern Bluebirds feed on them when the cold limits their access to insects. I find sumac seed droppings in bluebird boxes being used for winter roosting. However, it is said that sumac seeds are low in nutritional value for birds.

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