Tweets,
Ruffed Grouse eat snowberries, but I don't know whether it's a last resort.
And Fox Sparrow if I recall correctly. Also, from a report I received this
week you can add Townsend's Warbler to the madrone list (if not already on
Ed's list).
--Paul Hicks
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I have seen American Robins eat snowberry, and I'm pretty sure I've seen
something else (Golden-crowned Sparrows???, Cedar Waxwing?) My
understanding is that they are a food of last resort for the birds, but
they usually get eaten by someone by the end of winter.
== Michael Hobbs
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This is my understanding also, and rose hips are apparently in the same
category.
Dennis Paulson