Fill Hanging Baskets With A Vibrant Flower To Attract More Hummingbirds
As part of your hummingbird-friendly yard, this flower drapes beautifully from hanging baskets, and seems to be custom-made to please the tiny, hungry flyers.
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A DIY Tree Upgrade That'll Help Keep Squirrels Out Of Your Yard
The squirrels have invaded your yard and taken over your trees. Luckily, you can head to a hardware store and get the materials for a DIY squirrel deterrent.
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Beware Of Great White Sharks When Visiting A Popular East Coast Destination
If you're getting away to East Coast beaches, it's worth noting that great white shark sightings are on the rise, particularly at one very popular destination.
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The Small Rare Bird To Look Out For When Exploring Indiana's Forests
Birdwatching is a sport that not only encourages travel but trains you to look where others don't. To catch this rare colorful singer, you'll want to look up.
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How To Safely Keep Noisy Crickets Out Of Your Yard
Sitting out on the back porch listening to crickets chirp is one of life's simple pleasures. but if the bugs are getting noisy, there are simple, humane fixes.
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Why A Suet Bird Feeder Might Not Be The Best Choice For Your Yard
While you might be tempted to use suet for attracting more birds to your garden, it might end up being more of a problem than you expect.
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DIY A Tiny But Mighty Hummingbird Feeder With An Empty Kitchen Staple
Your kitchen trash is just ready to because a special treasure, especially with this DIY for a teeny-tiny feeder that's sure to attract hummingbirds.
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Attract Cardinals To Your Yard By Filling Your Feeder With These Seeds
While northern cardinals aren't picky eaters and will pay occasional visits to your yard, if you want them to stick around, two seeds are special favorites.
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What's The Best Time Of Year To Go Salmon Fishing?
Salmon fishing is a sport enjoyed across the United States. But before you cast a line, you need to know the best times, naturally and legally, to catch fish.
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Install Your Bird Feeder Pole With This Method & It'll Never Budge Again
Setting up bird feeders can attract unwanted guests that steal the seed and upend the feeder. We've got a couple tricks to make your bird feeder pole stronger.
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Why Texas Is Considered The Most Dangerous State For Animal Attacks
Everything is bigger in Texas, including the number of animal attacks. From city streets to the deserts, here's what happens when teeth are bared and fur flies.
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A DIY Ant Moat That'll Help Keep Bugs Out Of Your Hummingbird Feeder
It's so disappointing when ants invade your hummingbird feeder, but if you're looking for a DIY project, you can make a moat to keep those bugs at bay.
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How To Identify And Get Rid Of Fungus Gnats In Your Yard
You've get pesky bugs buzzing all over your yard, and they're most likely fungus gnats. Once you know how to ID them, you can learn how to get rid of them.
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Why Your Birdbath May Be The Cause Of Your Yard's Snake Problem
A birdbath is a great way to invite winged friends to your property, but it also might be attracting snakes to your home for a variety of reasons.
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Combine These Two Kitchen Staples To Keep Coyotes Out Of Your Yard
If you suspect that coyotes have been scoping out your property, banish them with two powerful staples that you already have in your kitchen.
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Your Birdbath May Be The Reason Why Your Yard Is Swarming With Wasps
A birdbath can be the centerpiece of your yard, helping attract birds and other wildlife ... including wasps. Many would prefer to avoid these unwanted pests.
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A Drought-Tolerant Ground Cover That'll Have Hummingbirds Flocking To Your Yard
A drought means fewer flowers, which is bad for hummingbirds. Fortunately, this drought-tolerant ground cover will keep these birds feasting through famine.
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How To Easily Attach A Birdhouse To A Pole
Still hanging your birdhouses from tree limbs? A simple pole mount shields nests from danger and gives you prime birdwatching from your own backyard.
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Repurpose An Old Pill Organizer And Turn It Into A Simple Bird Feeder
Not every bird feeder needs to be a large cylinder hanging from the porch. DIY a charming multi-bird feeder from an old pill organizer any day of the week.
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How To Save Money On Birdseed For Your Feeder
Saving money on birdseed doesn’t mean sacrificing quality. There is a great way to avoid filler grains, buy smart, and feed birds without wasting your budget.
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A Well-Known Type Of Bird That Is Actually Poisonous
While you might expect insects or amphibians to pack some poison, you might be shocked that one well-known bird can actually deliver some deadly toxins.
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Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Using A Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder
Anyone who sets a bird feeder out worries about squirrels intervening and grabbing all the seed. But some squirrel-proof solutions may do more harm than good.
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If Your Yard Is Noisy, Get A Birdhouse With A Must-Have Feature
Just like humans, birds get stressed out by loud noises. So if you want them living in your noisy yard, be sure to get birdhouses with this specific feature.
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Upcycle Your Empty Olive Oil Bottle And Turn It Into A Cute Bird Feeder
Don’t toss that empty olive oil bottle — turn it into a charming DIY bird feeder for your garden with just a few simple supplies and some birdseed.
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Keep Birds Away From The Grass Seed On Your Lawn With A Must-Try Trick
It's annoying when neighborhood birds swoop in to feast on recently sown grass seed. Try this handy, natural trick to prevent them from eating your hard work.
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DIY A Hanging Perch For Hummingbirds With These Craft Room Staples
Did you know hummingbirds need to sit a minute? Particularly when they're waiting for their turn to eat. Craft a rustic perch swing using two common items.
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The Rare, But Once-Common Wolf Species You'll Find In North Carolina
Spotting wolves in the wild is a once-in-a-lifetime thrill for many. This wolf, once declared extinct, is making a slow comeback in one part of North Carolina.
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