Keep it warm…Spring is ALMOST here!

A copper bird bath adds the soothing sounds of wild birds to your yard, while a heated bird bath like this one, keeps birds cozy during the winter. A bird bath is easy to maintain and requires only 2-3 inches of water, as birds don’t completely submerge themselves but just dip their wings while bathing.

We offer bird baths made of a wide range of material, from ceramic to stone to acrylic, and even heated bird baths–so regardless of your taste, we have the bird bath for you. In addition, each bird bath we sell is backed by a 100% money-back guarantee, ensuring that you’ll find the perfect bird bath for you backyard. Shop http://www.birdfeederauthority.com/catalog/item/8584852/9462226.htm

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Squirrel’s love it!
Squirrels’ weight causes the feeder to rotate. It swings and spins..as the hungry acrobats grab a bite to eat. Attach an ear of corn, fruit, or peanut butter and watch the fun begin!

LEARN HOW LANDSCAPING CAN WORK TO ATTRACT MORE BIRDS

For a formal look in your yard, put your bird feeder right in the center of your yard. One effective way to display it prominently is to have paths radiating outward from it, with low-growing herbs or perennials planted between the paths. This style is reminiscent of formal European gardens that focus on geometric shapes, straight borders, paths and decorative elements such as fountains, sundials or statuary. Placing your feeder like this gives the landscape a sense of order and grandeur.

Turn Your Feeder into a Safe Carousel for the Squirrels!

Twirl-A-Squirrel. Squirrel’s weight on feeder activates motor which gently spins him off. SAFE – Does not harm birds or squirrels. Durable, weather-resistant PVC. Smart technology prevents motor fatigue. Easy to use. No assembly required. Operates on 3 size D batteries (not included). Turns any hanging feeder into a carousel for unsuspecting squirrels, twirling them safely to the ground! Hilariously funny and wildly effective!

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Photographs and Memories

At this time of the year, when I look outside my window, all I see is darkness.  Winter Time.  As the days move forward, we are now gaining more daylight and that is something to look forward to.  More light. 

The view from my window, are balconies of the next low-rise apartment complex.  From the distance, I can see the Rogers Twin Tower at Metro Town.  A third high-rise building is slowly rising.  I can see the construction crane.  

For most time, when I look outside, I look below.  Right in front of me is a Holly Tree. 

The Holly tree was a giant wiry mess then.  The owner wanted to cut it down.  I beg to the Manager not to cut it down for there are so many birds and animals that take refuge on this tree.  Thank goodness, the tree was spared.  The bottom part was…

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JML Decor Home & Garden Decorating Blogs

Outdoor water fountains come in different sizes and styles.  A simple fountain is usually the perfect addition to an informal garden.  You might choose an Asian-theme like a happy buddha fountain that creates an instant feng shui sanctuary with the cascading water which provides soothing music as it flows from beneath a laughing Buddha figurine.  Pick a wagon wheel fountain which is an all wood water fountain for a country charm effect.  An old-fashioned wagon wheel becomes a quaint backdrop for a dazzling display as water dances from bucket to bucket.  You might enjoy the magic of solar power with the Fairy Solar Water Fountain.  This fabulous fountain features a scene from treasured childhood tales, as a pair of fairies plays in the crystal waterfalls.  The solar power lets you add this fountain to your favorite spot without tangle cords or an electrical plug for overcast days.  Small fountains are also perfect…

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I do the same thing!

Gardening together with Adriana Hernandez

Where do birds sleep?

I am a bird lover and almost every day I take pictures of birds in my backyard. Some are migrating birds and some (many) others are local for my area. Today around 5:30 pm, I saw a downy woodpecker getting inside of a birdhouse, so I started searching online where they sleep. And I found out that they normally have roost holes in trees, where they spend the night. For my surprise, this woodpecker liked our birdhouse. This bird house was the nest for Chickadee family of 4 babies last spring (2012). Hereby is the picture that I took of him and some very interesting sites about where birds like to spend the night.

Downy woodpecker

 

http://www.wvdnr.gov/wildlife/magazine/Archive/06winter/AvianQuestions.pdf
http://birding.about.com/od/birdbehavior/a/Birds-At-Night.htm

 

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Really motivaing me to get started with my indoor garden!

The Year Round Harvest

Depending on your location and planting schedule, it may soon be time to start thinking about starting those seeds indoors. If you are considering trying this for the first time, here is a simple stand that you can build quickly to get things started.

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Cardinals for dinner!

There were about 20 Cardinals at the snow-covered feeder. They took turns, fed each other then sat in the tree till dusk!

Optimism in Ohio

Optimism in Ohio.