Trees - American Elm
American Elm - Ulmus americana
NPS Photo by Jim Pisarowicz
The buds, flowers, and seeds of the American Elm are eaten by squirrels, grouse and other birds, rabbits and mice. Deer browse on the American Elm's leaves.
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