mallard and wood ducks, turkeys, bobwhite quail, and humans, too. Native Americans relied upon the shagbark to supplement their winter stores of food. The word "hickory" comes from the Algonquin ...

For instance, the Angus underwing moth, the Judith underwing and the Residua underwing feed only on the shagbark hickory. Various beetles bore through the wood or bark of hickories. Some ...

The heady scent of hickory wood wafts from their rural home on Virginia ... hickory syrup is made from the bark of hickory trees – shagbark hickory, to be exact. Instead of boiling down ...

The first step begins in the woods where Okuniewski and his family carefully peel loose bark from shagbark hickory trees. Bark is removed to a height of about 20 feet, Okuniewski said, and the ...

A shagbark hickory stretches towards the sky inside Betley Woods at Glacier’s End, a nature preserve near Trafalgar which is one of the most biodiverse forested areas in Indiana. After years of ...