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Deer are herbivores, that is, they eatplants. The diet of a wild deer includes such things asgrass, bark, twigs, berries, young shoots and othervegetation.
Just so, what kind of twigs do deer eat?
Some staples of the white-tailed deer includegrass, nuts, twigs, alfalfa, corn, fruit andfungi.
Considering this, what trees do deer not eat?
Least Deer Resistant Trees and Shrubs: Frequently SeverelyDamaged
- American arborvitae.
- European mountain ash.
- Cherry trees*
- Plums Trees*
- Azaleas/rhododendrons*
Deer are herbivores which means they eatplants, fruits, acorns, and nuts when they are available. In thefall when these things are more scarce they will switch toeating grass and evergreen plants. In the winder theyeat whatever food is available such as fallen leaves, twigs,bushes, and other woody plants.