I have a couple Donald Wyman crabapple trees that had a lot of fruit this last winter, but no birds ate the fruit. Even the robins that came back a bit early, and ate all my neighbor's crabapples, they landed in my tree but didn't eat. There were only a few left - the squirrels enjoyed them all winter (so they can't be THAT bad tasting).
Any ideas on why?
Why birds not eat crabapples?
Haven't a clue, evie; the birds here literally fight over the crabapples as soon as they begin to ripen; within a day or at most two, there's not a single fruit left!
Ruth
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