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Andrea

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Active Since: November 28, 2018
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  • Andrea
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    Our bird blind for bird watching is located along our trail system that includes evergreens, hardwoods, and a wide variety of native plants that can support birds, butterflies, moths, and other insects. We need to add a bird bath as well as increase the vertical diversity around the bird watching blind.
    in reply to: Keys to Gardening for Birds #829252
  • Andrea
    Participant
    I work at the Missaukee Conservatoin District and we recently construced a bird bline for bird watching. We have a trail system that includes pine trees, hardwoods, a butterfly and pollinator garden, and native grasses along the trail. The plants that we currently have offer a variety of seeds, nuts, berries, fruit, nectoar, flowers, and plants for other intstects. Since, we have have plants that can provie food to birds in the summer we will work on having seed out in the winter. We could also provide a watering source and additonal bird boxes.
    in reply to: Give Birds What They Need #829242
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