Why We Need Wildlife Around
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As a general population, we have usually no idea why we would want birds, bats, bee's or other wildlife around. As I have come to learn, without these critters most of our pollination of plants (all types) wouldn't happen. Not only do these critters pollinate our plants, they are excellent at controlling mosquito's, flies and other pesky insects.So if we put up birdhouses or bat houses we increase insect control and keep our plants growing.
My mission
My mission is to help everyone understand what these wildlife critters actually do for us and the reason they are on this earth. Not only are they beneficial for us, kids usually get a little excited as they learn about birds and bats. Might even be able to shed a little light on the myth's about bats. There are even birdhouses with a camera inside so that you can watch as the hatchlings are born and being raised.
Batty about Bats
Rather Bats than Chemical Spray
Explains how very beneficial Bats are.
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- Roost houses offer small birds an escape from rough weather
- Those small birds aren't pigging out at the feeders because they are too lazy to forage in the wild. They're looking for all the food they can eat just to survive. Our winter nights aren't as long as those in the far north and they aren't as cold.
- NJ Audubon Encourages Everyone to Keep Bird Feeders Well-Stocked During Winter
- In Feb., March and even April, natural food stocks for birds are low. The millions of birds that spend the colder months in New Jersey benefit greatly by offerings of bird seed, suet and other food items via backyard birdfeeders and birdhouses.
P.S. If you take away just one thing
P.P.S. Here's the link to my site
If you would like to see more of the variety of wildlife homes that are available click on this link : .If you have specific questions on a particular type you can even e-mail us through the store site.
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goldminer82007
Apr 2, 2009 @ 12:55 pm | delete
- Excellent lens. Gives some very good info on Wildlife and how much good they can do. Enjoyed it greatly and learned something too!
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Hi My name is Ken. I've been around for a few years and have seen a lot of things happening, from the first man in space up to now.I immigrated to the... more »
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