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ent perennial shrub that grow* 5 to 10 feet high. Each spring it leafs out as do other woody shrubs. It is a legume which supplies its own nitrogen after the first year. Its seed? are eaten readily by the bobwhite quail; the bark and leaves are eaten by rabbits; and the flowers are attractive to bees. Biceler has the ability to hold its seed most of the winter and thus provide food for the birds at a time when all other sources are covered with snow. Wildlife research indicates that many of our birds perish during these critical winter periods for the lack of food.
Annual feed patches ere also valuable for birds during the summer and fall. These patches are approximately one eighth acre in size may be established in odd corners and on idle lands at random over the farm. The mixtures which must be seeded each spring contain mile, beans, annual lespedezas and various other summer plants that are relished by birds.
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