We have three Manchurian Cherry trees (Prunus maackii) in our yard with tiny little ripening berries. At one point, in one tree, there were at least six Cedar Waxwings, two American Robins, one Gray Catbird and one European Starling. All were feasting on the berries. The tree is also known as Amur Chokecherry. Keep your eyes open for these trees because you just might find a host of birds enjoying these fruits.
Denise Bretting
Loveland
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