A Backyard Wildlife Habitat
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How To Attract Birds to Your Backyard Podcastby perkypet6,294 views- 1:01
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Where The Grizzly Can Walk featuring Brad Pittby ForTheGrizzly38,075 views
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Going Native: Urban Landscaping for Wildlife with Native Plantsby NCState1,995 views
at 1:16 what type of snake? and by the way very nice you have PLENTY of wildlife in your backyard. I am thinking about trying out for this,I found out about it while reading a NWF magazine. Good job,awesome wildlife.
sdzoo2000 1 year ago
Very nice. Loved the way you put the pictures together with the music. 5 stars.
stormybear 2 years ago
Beautiful pictures and very good advice! I wish people here in the UK would have more interest in our environment and wild life. North Carolina is gorgeous.
littlegypsy71 2 years ago
Very nice! Particularly impressive to see the box turtle there. Do you get more amphibians using your property?
Do you at all worry about boosting populations of 'mesomammals' like raccoons? It has been pretty clearly shown that increased edge habitat boosts raccoon populations which in turn causes declines in other native species that raccoons eat.
Mike
mfb99 2 years ago