Oh dear, looks like Cheeks is taking preening to a new level in the July’ 21 issue of It’s A Birb Thing. by Lavender
Every now again, every household has to contend with those creepy little crawlies that give many of us humans the shivers. Sherri’s July column offers superb advice on ways to successfully reduce and deter those critters that give some of us the willies. From peppermint oil to coffee grounds to vinegar, this issue of Feathered […]
Morty has definitely outdone himself with his July’ 21 Beneath the Cage Grate column! This issue has everything that Morty’s fans could ask for – silly bots, garden trespassers, chatty birds and a free-wheelin’ human! This issue will surely tickle everybirdie’s funny bone.
Oh dear, life at Morty’s house has been, well, challenging of late. Morty continues to battle with 3 goofy bots while also still being thwarted in his strenuous efforts to trim the bonsai! And now, there’s something new and incredibly irritating that has Morty in a fluff – a new nail trimmer (gasp). In Morty’s […]
The June edition of Feathered Frenzy is here! In this article, Sherri offers some good tips and tricks for how best to prepare for leaving our companion birds with people they know and trust when we parronts are away from them for an extended period of time. Our birdies are often adverse to change, and […]
Thank you for this post. Prairies are crucial to the health of North America’s overall ecology, and are not appreciated at the level with which they deserve! I’m a horticulturist who grows many grasses native to our tall and short grass prairies, and I see first-hand the value they bring to the wildlife of my area.
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I’ve long admired the prairie grasslands of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Black-footed ferrets and burrowing owls are particular favourites, but so too are gophers, bison and the multitude of birds that call prairie grasslands home. It’s heartbreaking to know that we’ve lost a lot of ecological ground to industry and residential development across Canada and the US.
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