by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Bird Gardening
Early Spring Nesting Birds
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Sometimes Starting Over is the Best Option
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Creating a wildlife habitat at home. How to attract wildlife to a garden of any size.
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Pollinator Gardening
How to Attract More Pollinators
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Wildlife Garden Showcase
Getting Inspiration for Your Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Pollinator Gardening
Bee Action
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Butterfly Gardening
Certified Monarch Waystation
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Pollinator Gardening
Giving Pollinators a Helping Hand in Your Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Progress in My Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Time for all gardeners to make a difference. The role of gardener has become an important player in our nation's wildlife.
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
5 Steps to The Ultimate Butterfly Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Butterfly Gardening
Monarch Butterfly Wintering Population at All Time Low
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Bird Gardening
Helping Wildlife with Specialized Habitat Needs in Your Ecosystem Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Places to Visit , Wildlife Garden
A Visit to Rio Grande Nature Center
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Cousins and Coneflowers
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 2, 2020 | Butterfly Gardening
Mourning Cloak First Butterfly of the Season
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Early Spring chores in a wildlife garden don't require much time and are a lot of fun!
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Bird Gardening
One Third of U.S. Birds in Danger: How your Ecosystem Garden can Make a Difference
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Wildlife Garden Showcase
Ecosystem Gardening Showcase Ellen Sousa
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Bird Gardening
How to Find Which Birds Migrate Through Your Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Bird Gardening
A bit about my trip to Maine.
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Bird Gardening
Chickadees in the Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Pollinator Gardening
Why Bugs? With Heather Holm
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
There are many ways of giving back to wildlife from creating gardens to working with local organizations who restore wildlife.
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Bird Gardening
Take a look at my birding trip in Tikal. Amazing ruins and monkey sightings.
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Butterfly Gardening
The Monarch Butterfly has been much in the news lately as we receive the devastating news that the current wintering population in Mexico is at all time low. There are many reasons for this decline in Monarch Butterflies: Current agricultural practice Genetically...
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Celebrate Garden for Wildlife Month
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Wildlife Garden Showcase
A visit to Pat Sutton’s Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Mr Fox Is NOT
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Winter is a great time to see birds in your own wildlife garden as long as you have a lot of native plants with plenty of seeds, nuts and berries to attract wildlife.
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Birding at the Asa Wright Nature Center on the island of Trinidad.
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Tree Massacre in the Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener Aug 1, 2020 | Bird Gardening
Get your Bird Houses Ready, Spring is Coming
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 31, 2020 | Garden Journal , Toxic Chemicals , Wildlife Garden
Palmerton, PA sometimes Mother Nature Gets a Second Chance, Part 1
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 31, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
How Do Birds Stay Warm in Winter? Their feathers have amazing insulating properties. Many birds travel during winter for food more so than the warmer temperatures.
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 31, 2020 | Butterfly Gardening
Saving the Monarch Butterfly
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 31, 2020 | Bird Gardening
Providing food, water, and shelter is essential for birds in a Winter wildlife garden.
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 31, 2020 | Butterfly Gardening
Butterfly numbers plunge by 50 percent
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Wildlife Garden Showcase
Wildlife Gardens of Cape May, Teresa Knipper
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Bird Gardening
Why Did That Stupid Bird Build Its Nest in a Parking Lot?
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Importance of your Wildlife Garden , Native Plants , Wildlife Garden
Healing The Wounds 5 Loss of Ecological Processes
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Garden Journal
Becoming a Wildlife Gardener
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Pollinator Gardening
What’s All the Fuss About Neonicotinoids?
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
I’ve been observing a special visitor to my wildlife garden lately, one that my two Plott Hounds get especially excited about–the raccoons that have taken up residence in the abandoned house next to my property. My Plott hounds are quite adept at helping me spot birds...
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Bird Gardening
A day out birding Wissahickon Park.
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Wildlife Garden
Create a rest stop for birds traveling on their migration.
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Places to Visit , Wildlife Garden
Cape May Early Fall Wildlife and Gardens
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Garden Journal
I really like to begin each new year the way I want the rest of the year to happen. So I always make sure I have cash in my pockets, make my wildlife garden resolutions (plans for what I want to add this year), and head outdoors to welcome the start of the New Year in...
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Bird Gardening
Nest Watch in Your Ecosystem Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener Jul 29, 2020 | Garden Journal , Wildlife Garden
Vacation, a Superfund Cleanup Site, No Internet Access
