Link to Project Feeder Watch!
Project Feeder Watch is a great program. I highly recommend it to any backyard nature lovers. This is a fantastic way to enjoy your backyard feeders and contribute to studies about wild bird populations.
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There is Nothing Greener than Organic Gardening!
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If you've never tasted a fresh, ripe tomato straight from the garden, you are missing out! Gardening can be a lot of work, but it is worth it. Knowing where your food comes from and what sort of work went into it, teaches respect for the earth (not t...
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Green Eggs & Chickens: How Raising Chickens can Help Save the Planet!
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No, my eggs and my chickens aren't actually green. The eggs are brown and the chickens are black (but they do have a green sheen in the sun). We mean "green" in terms of earth friendly. If you want to know: *How chickens can be earth friendly, *Why...
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Biovision - African Development and Agro Science
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Biovision is a NGO (Non Governmental Organization) that is operating mainly in Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania and has its roots in Switzerland. With the cash award he recieved with the World Food Prize, Dr. Herren in 1998 established BioVision, a priva...
Well, we're a beautiful bunch of people if I do say so myself. Please admire us in all of our glory.
We have great, top-notch, cream of the crop lenses here and I think the folks responsible deserve a bit of credit. I can only list 5 at a time so I will rotate them week to week. So here they are. Drum roll please....
Nature and Backyard Photography Lenses
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BirdCam
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The Wingscapes BirdCam captures digital photos and videos of your birds while you are away. Weatherproof, motion-activated, and easy to use, this revolutionary tool will enhance how you observe, enjoy, and learn about wildlife.
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Fun Fotos
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This lens is all about nature photography and backyard photography. Feel free to kick off your shoes, browse around, sign the guestbook, check out my links, give me a 5 star rating... You know, just have a good time. I've had a lot o...
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Baby Animal Pictures
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This page is about baby animals and pictures of them. Living in the woods, as I do, gives me a special appreciation for nature, animals, and especially baby animals. I love to see the little ones with their mamma. I've included on...
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Breath of Life Photography
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Photos of nature, wildlife, cityscapes, and landscapes posted regularly.
Bird Lenses
Lenses about these feathered friends in our backyard habitats. Check 'em out!
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Making delicious treats for all birds
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A fun, easy activity anyone can do from all ages. Make a delicious bird treat by using pine cones, peanut butter and birdseed. These delicious bird treats are ideal for getting children involved in bird watching.
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Hummingbirds: Facts, Feeders and Fun Merchandise
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Hummingbirds are amazing creatures. The more you learn about them, the more amazing they become. Here you can learn about them, find great feeders, and browse neat hummer merchandise. Learn how to entice them to your yard with the right feeders a...
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Backyard Birding with Grandma
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Soon spring will be here - time to plan your garden. Start here - lots of ideas. Bird calendars are selling out fast - order yours now. Planting a variety of native trees, shrubs, and flowers is a way to increase the number of bird species that...
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Bird Rescue
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My passion for birds has been a life long love affair. I will be sharing this passion with you. You will especially learn from this website how to care for baby birds, both wild life birds and pet babybirds (sometimes rejected by parents). The keynot...
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HUMMINGBIRDS: hummingbird gifts, t-shirts, feeders, facts and fun
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Hummingbird lovers, "Welcome!" We bring you hummingbird information, hummingbird gift ideas, hummingbird t-shirts, hummingbird tile art, hummingbird prints, books on hummingbirds and more great hummingbird 'stuff'. Take a little time to look...
Bird Lenses
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Baby Birds
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Here you'll find pictures of baby birds and birds at the nest. It's a rare treat to see birds feeding their young at the nest and some photographers have captured this moment. I love birds and hope to share some of those special moments with you. T...
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Five Steps To Happy Hummers
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Here you'll find proven methods for attracting and caring for hummingbirds. Beginner to advanced hummer enthusiasts will find valuable information and helpful tips galore. My hope is that this knowledge will provide a more enjoyable experience for yo...
Butterfly Lenses
These delicate creatures are a favorite! Keep these beauties in mind when planting and landscaping. If you can attract them to your yard, you'll have many hours of enjoyment watching them (and so will your cat- joking).
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Monarch Butterfly
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Among all butterflies, orange ones fascinate me the most. Ever since I was a small child, I loved spending time in the meadows during summer, which were richly covered in wild flowers, and attracted various butterflies! Today, as a grown-up, this fas...
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My Love of Butterflies
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It seems I have been facinated with butterflies all my life. I buy all kinds of things that have butterflies on them, everything from the lamps in my living room that are over 30 years old to the clothing I wear. We try to grow plants and...
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Butterflies - An introduction to this lovely insect
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I started researching butterflies when I was looking to add some to my garden. As usually happens there was much more to the subject than I ever would have guessed. Then my daughter decided she was going to learn also, so I put together letstalkbutte...
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Rajah Brooke Birdwing Butterfly
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Creating beautiful flashes of color when gathered in large groups,Rajah Brooke's birdwing are dramatically patterned butterflies. The male's elongated, jet black forewings are decorated with metallic green triangles along the edges and there is...
Other Wildlife Lenses
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How You Can Get Rid of Japanese Beetles
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Japanese Beetles bug me! If you're like me, I like my rose bushes, grape vines, and fruit trees(plum and apple) in one piece not munched on by Japanese Beetles. I love to garden. It's a great way to relax without Japanese Beetles. But,...
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The Apiary: Bees & Beekeeping
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An "apiary" is a place where bees and hives are kept, especially when it is for the production of honey. I don't keep bees presently, but it is an ambition of mine. I started this lens so I would have a place for me to put all the info...
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Frog Unit Study: Hopping to Learn
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The spring continues to warm the earth and frogs are laying eggs in the vernal pools. As the tadpoles begin to hatch, what will they be learning? Pull up a lily pad and listen to the story of Grandfather Frog, hop around the hundreds board, and leav...
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Woodwork for Wildlife
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Providing a friendly environment for the birds and squirrels in the backyard is easy. The proper placement of feeders, water, and nesting boxes is all it takes. This will provide lots of viewing pleasure around your porch or patio.
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It's a plane! It's an eagle! No it's a California Condor.
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In 1985, the wild population of California condors consisted of nine individuals. Critically endangered due to loss of viable habitat and environmental hazards, these last California condors were brought into conservation breeding programs at the San...
Even More Wildlife Lenses
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Black Bear Videos
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The lens is a showcase for black bear videos. I've selected the best videos of black bears that I could find on YouTube and presented them here. If you like black bears, you'll love these videos. If you'd like to learn more about black bears,...
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Raccoon Baby Visit Thanksgiving Day
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We were having a nice Thanksgiving dinner a couple of years ago when the dog went crazy barking in the back yard. The commotion was so great all of us had to go see what was out there. To our surprise there was a baby raccoon in my magnolia tree. He...
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American Black Bear (Ursus americanus)
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This page contains facts about the American black bear, including physical traits, behavior, diet, reproduction, communication, tracks, and signs. You'll also find lots of pictures of bears!
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Woodchucks: How much learning could a Woodchuck teach if a Woodchuck could teach school?
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Woodchucks chuck wood and Groundhogs determine the coming of spring. They eat your garden, dig holes under the porch but look adorable when they are first born and start to venture out of their dens. Watching the woodchuck babies venturing out from...
Gardening Lenses
Ok all of you garden freaks, these are for you!!!
GO CRAZY!
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Small Gardens for Small Spaces
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Are you ready for spring yet? Start shopping here for some fresh, new ideas. Plant a herb garden. Meeting the challenge of creating a delightful garden in a small space. No space is too small to make a big impact! Keep the rhododendron small but big...
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Gardening in the Southwest
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It's tough to grow a garden here because of the soil, heat and lack of moisture! However, I've managed it, and find it's quite easy when you know what to do. I'm always giving my "sage" garden advice to friends, so I figured I'd...
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The Naked Gardener
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Lest you think the title of this lens is a cheap attempt to attact hits, it refers to The Naked Chef, Jamie Oliver, and is not about gardening in the nude any more than Jamie Oliver cooks in the nude. In this sense, "naked" means simple and...
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The Virtual Garden
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Do you get spring fever as soon as the seed catalogs arrive in early January? I do. Gardening is a very therapeutic and relaxing hobby. What a great feeling when you are connected to the earth. It is so calming to watch all the beautiful plants emerg...
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How to Garden to Attract Birds and Butterflies and Wildlife to Your Backyard and Pond and Create a Back Yard Haven!
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Gardening for the birds and wildlife is exciting and can bring you continuous joy and a getaway from life's hassels. Add a pond, some bird feeders, the proper plants and you are on your way. It shouldn't be overwhelming. Gardening and creating your la...
More Garden Lenses!!!
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As the Garden Grows
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Home and Garden - Home decor, renovation, DIY projects and related products discussed as well as gardening tips and advice from a Canadian Zone 5b, USD zone 6b gardener. Photos accompany most posts, plus there is a weekly interactive post. This...
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Inspiring Japanese zen garden
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This photo gallery and info page will help you create the nicest japanese gardens :D
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Mediaeval Gardening - Organically for the benefit of Wildlife
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With tadpoles and newts in the pond, Spring gets off to a good start for this organic mediaeval style vegetable plot and informal, almost cottage-like garden. By not using chemicals in the garden and working with nature the wildlife finds its own nat...
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My Flower Garden
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I'm Deb the Flowergardener, and I'd like to share my flower photos with you! I've designed and created a 2,000 square foot flower garden in my back yard which is truly unique, matching my personality and life style. You can view the flowergarden desi...
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Bio Power Gro Unlocks Nutrients for Plants
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What is it? BioPowerGro is NOT a fertilizer but an organic blend of ingredients enhanced by a homeopathic solution designed to release nutrients and micro-nutrients already in all growing mediums by converting them to a plant feeding 'smor...
More Garden Lenses
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60 second Home Garden Tips
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The garden is where you should be spending your time not in front of the computer. So, here's some gardening tips that should get you back outdoors in 60 seconds or less. Ask a question, find the answer and get back in front of your favourite perenni...
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Unusual edibles
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There are lots of things that you can grow in a kitchen garden. Many of them are well known and easy to find information on. Some are a bit more unusual, but experimenting with unusual edibles is fun and can be tasty!
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The Organic Garden
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Ever since I was a little girl I can remember being in my mom's garden helping her with the garden. It was lots of work, but I enjoyed it so much! To be able to plant a little seed and watch it grow into a full sized plant was so much fun! Then to be...
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The Herb Garden
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Herbs grown in raised beds and containers in the Mediaeval Organic Garden adds diversity to the garden. Featuring flowers and weeds not normally associated with herbs e.g. pot marigold, dandelion and nettle,...
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GardenCart
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GardenCart lens has tips on various gardening issues. From chipmunk problems to getting plants to grow and bloom for you. You'll find ideas on how to take cuttings from plants so you can start new ones in another area....
And, yes you guessed it, MORE Garden Lenses
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All-Season Container Gardens
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LOOKING to make a splash with your container plantings? Although a planter overflowing with petunias is always attractive, do consider trying some new plants and creative combinations. Here are a few things to keep in mind when choosing plants:.........
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Easy gardening tips
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Hi, I'm a professional lawn and tree care gardener, and will share you some tips and thoughts on various gardening related topics. Most of the issues treated here are related to inquiries from my clients (Hi there, if you're one of my clients!) and h...
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Seed and Garden Supply Catalogs and Product Reviews
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Time to order those seed catalogs, so you can start looking through them to order your seeds for your gardens! Or for faster , easier ordering, order right here from their websites! You can also look over the beautiful pictures of flowers and vegetab...
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Health & Safety Guide For Gardeners
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Gardening can be a great way to get physical activity, beautify the community and grow nutritious fruits and vegetables. Whether you are a beginner or expert gardener, health and safety are important. Below are some tips to help keep you safe and hea...
Still MORE Gardening Lenses
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Green Eggs & Chickens: How Raising Chickens can Help Save the Planet!
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No, my eggs and my chickens aren't actually green. The eggs are brown and the chickens are black (but they do have a green sheen in the sun). We mean "green" in terms of earth friendly. If you want to know: *How chickens can be earth friendly, *Why...
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There is Nothing Greener than Organic Gardening!
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If you've never tasted a fresh, ripe tomato straight from the garden, you are missing out! Gardening can be a lot of work, but it is worth it. Knowing where your food comes from and what sort of work went into it, teaches respect for the earth (not t...
Lenses About Composting
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How to Make Compost
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This page is about how to make compost, including information about the composting process, a list of materials to use, composting with leaves, types of compost tumblers and bins, and how to build compost bins. Making your own compost has many be...
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Composting Is Cool-- and hot!
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We all know that composting is the right thing to do. Why then don't we all do it? Probably because it can seem a bit confusing, or messy, or maybe even a hassle. But if you really want to do your part in helping your environment, composting is a gre...
Landscaping Lenses
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Desert Landscape
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The Southwestern United States is an arid region known for a very low annual rainfall. Water conservation is an issue on everyone's mind. Every homeowner wants to landscape his or her home to create beauty and to have a place to relax and...
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My Big Ass Yard
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Yes I have a big ass yard. I know this is true because when I get done mowing, weed whacking, planting, raking, watering, etc. I always say, "man, I have a big ass yard." Actually my yard is three acres in size. The same as three football f...
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Taking care of exotic gardens & Palmtrees
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Do you have palm trees in your garden and are wondering why the're not doing so well? Or do you have a tree and dont know it's name? This lens will shed a light on all topics related to palm trees and other exoticplants. Enjpy!
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DIGS
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Is your Garden Dull, does it need a makeover. Then visit DIGS for Landscaping ideas and see the 'Before' and 'After' photos. And if you live in the Bristol area contact us for our services. We do patios, brick BBQs, paths, fences, w...
Lenses Dealing With Decorative/Functional Elements in Your Habitat
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Great Bird Baths and Fountains: A Buyer's Guide
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Give those birds a drink! Let my recommendations help you find the right bath or fountain. You can spend just a few bucks, or get a deluxe solar-powered fountain. Birds need water as much as food. You can have a basic bath, or go beyond by...
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The Best Bird Feeders: A Buyer's Guide
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Weapons-Grade Feeders That Last For Years! Tired of wasting money on crummy feeders? Get the benefit of my years of testing various feeders! Now I've finally landed on the best of the best. The big news is that the latest sq...
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Decorative Sprinklers
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Spruce up your lawn or garden with beautiful decorative sprinklers. These decorative sprinklers create an artful designs of water and are almost too artistic to be called sprinklers. They've captured consumers' attention and are all th...
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Backyard Fountains
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Backyard Fountains provides information on beautiful backyard fountains and where to buy them. Outdoor Fountains Fountains backyard store on Amazon Where to buy outdoor backyard fountains Other recommended backyard fountain stores
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Portable Greenhouse Kit
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I purchased one of the Rion GH 44 Greenhouse Kit and was very susprised at the amount of room that I have for all my Orchids. I use to have a DIY Mini Indoor Greenhouse that I would just put outside with no cover during the summer and move insi...
More Lenses Dealing With Functional/Decorative Elements in Your Habitat
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10 Tips for Keeping Squirrels Off Birdfeeders
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Having struggled to keep the squirrels off our birdfeeders, we decided to share some of methods we've used ourselves as well as techniques that we've heard about from others. We hope these tips will help you keep the squirrels out of your birdfeeder...
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Windchimes in the Garden
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Create a soothing atomosphere in your garden or outdoor spaces with the addition of garden wind chimes. Most outdoor wind chimes are durable and are made from a variety of materials, including many metal wind chimes. From the delicate tinkle of glass...
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Using Water Fountains in the Garden
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Nothing enhances peacefulness and tranquility more than the sound of flowing water. Block out background noise with a decorative, yet functional outdoor garden fountain. Water fountains in the garden provide a variety of advantages. Not only will the...
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Decorative Birdhouses
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Have you wanted to attract more birds into your yard? If you enjoy the signt and sound of birds then you can best attract them by providing a comfortable place for them to eat/drink or rest. Birdhouses provide such a place. While functionality is imp...
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Functional Birdfeeders
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A great way to bring a variety of birds to your home is to put up a birdfeeder or two (or more)! Like there are many varieties of birds, so are there sevearl varieties of feeders. Some species will only eat from certain feeders, so choose your feeder...
More Lenses Dealing With Functional/Decorative Elements in Your Habitat
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Sundials: How to Make a Sundial, How they Work and Some Sundial History
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Many people think of sundials as nothing more than historical curiosities. How wrong can you be? Sundials are fantastic things to have in your garden, incredibly beautiful focal points just like any urn or garden sculpture. But sundials are so much m...
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Creating Ambience Using Lanterns
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Outdoor spaces, such as gardens, decks, and patios, can evoke a particular feeling or atmosphere which is primarily determined by how they are decorated and lit. Outdoor lighting creates a lot ambience in addition to serving a functional purpose. The...
Lenses Dedicated to a Specific Kind of Plant
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Japanese Flowering Cherry
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This lens is about one of the most beautiful ornamental trees, the Japanese Flowering Cherry. Flowering cherry trees (known as 'ornamental cherries') have the stamens and pistils replaced by additional petals ("double" flowers), so are ster...
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Nepenthes Plant
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Nepenthes or Pitcher Plants as some people refers to are actually plants that survive on living insect or small animal. Its quite intriguing and profound that this carnivory plant exist and feed on other insect or small animal just to survive....
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Moss Farming
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Moss can be a filler on top of a potted plant, it can be a little accent in a garden, or a lush, full-fledged replacement for a lawn. This is my 2006 moss farming notebook and diary complete with pictures along the way. It's got a lot of fantas...
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Pumpkins!
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Pumpkins are very popular during the fall season, especially for Halloween and Thanksgiving. They have so many uses. You can plant, grow, and cook them. They can be used for decorations, or to create beautiful, albeit temporary, works of art. Pumpkin...
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Orchids 4ever
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In the kingdom of flowering plants, orchid rule the emerald Earth.Of over 25,000 species found worldwide, Malaysia is home to some 850 species in the peninsula and another 2,500 in Sabah and Sarawak. To obtain such abundance, orchids are opportunist t...
More Lenses Dedicated to a Specific Kind of Plant
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Mandevilla
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Mandevilla, sometimes also called Dipladenia, is a genus of plants. It consists of about 100 species, mostly tropical and subtropical flowering vines belonging to the family Apocynaceae, the Periwinkle family. Mandevillas develop spectacular flowers...
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Tulips, Tulips, and More Tulips
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Tulip bulbs need to be planted in the ground in the Fall before the first hard frost. Tulips require a cold period in order to form roots. After flowering, the Tulips store food in their underground organs so they can grow again the following year. Th...
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Daffodils, Daffodils, and More Daffodils
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It's Daffodil planting time! Daffodil bulbs are available in the Fall, and need to be planted in the ground in the Fall before the first hard frost. Daffodils require a cold period in order to form roots. It is best to wait until the outside temperat...
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Crocus, Crocus, and Crocus!
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Crocus bulbs are only available during the Fall, after they are harvested in Holland over the summer, inspected and then packed for shipment to the United States. If Crocus are not planted within a year after harvesting from Holland, the bulb w...
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Not Your Garden Variety Orchid: Flower with 'Tude
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This is a totally silly lens without much redeeming value, but... well... anyway. I saw this little guy in a greenhouse in Carpinteria, California, and just had to take his portrait. Worse, I had to put him on a T-shirt and a few other items. I don't...
More Lenses Dedicated to a Specific Kind of Plant
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Adenium (Desert Roses)
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Adenium. This is a genus of deciduous shrublets, shrubs or small trees. The smooth, fleshy, swollen stems are sometimes entirely subterranean with only fleshy branches above ground. The plants have tubers or rootstocks and usually clear sap. The stri...
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TOP 8 HOUSEPLANT KILLERS
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No one sets out to kill a houseplant, yet most dead houseplants were killed by kindness. Gardening indoors is an artificial climate and all plants will need a period of adjustment. Expect to see a few leaves drop at first. The best thing you can do f...
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Tallgrass Prairie Restoration
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Elsewhere the sky is the roof of the world; but here the earth was the floor of the sky. ~Willa Cather~ One of the most diverse ecosystems in North America, the tallgrass prairie is also one of its most endangered. Less than 1% of the original extent...
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Planting A Rose Garden
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Choosing roses can be very romantic since roses are typically associated with love. Choosing which roses to put in your garden can be tricky as there are so many varieties. There are so many choices between colors and sizes that it can be...
Pond Lenses
These are all Pond Lady lenses. She is a wonderful resource!!
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Floating Plants for Your Backyard Pond
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Floating plants for your pond are as necessary as water. Half of your pond needs to be covered so your water doesn't get too hot and to provide shade for your fish. Your submerged vegetation needs shade or it will burn in the sun. Floating plants giv...
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Build Your Own Backyard Pond with the Pondlady
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Learn to build a pond with the pondlady. She shares her almost 20 years experience in designing and building ponds cheaper and easier than any other method you have read about. From building to troubleshooting, from plants to fish, we talk about what...
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Submerged Plants for Your Backyard Pond
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Is your pond green? Ponds and water gardens need submerged vegetation to have clear water. Submerged plants give off oxygen for your fish to breathe and are fertilized by fish waste. They act as a natural filter and your fish eat them. What a perfect...
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Bog Plants for Your Backyard Pond
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Bog plants, emergent plants, marginal plants are all the same. They all love wet feet and grow in swamps or bogs. Bog plants or marginal plants are at the height of their growing season in the heat of the summer. If they outgrow their pots, cut them...
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The Louisiana Iris in Your Backyard Pond
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Louisiana Iris is the Louisiana state wildflower. It covers bayous and swamps in the Louisiana spring. I use them in most ponds, in the water and out. See pictures of hybrids. Find growing conditions. If you are looking for an iris that loves wet fee...
More Pond Lenses
These are great lenses from the Pond Lady and the Pond Coach.
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Water Lilies in Your Backyard Pond
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Many people have ponds just so they can have water lilies. Here in New Orleans we love tropicals with their aroma reminiscent of tropical islands and colors that defy description. Hardy water lilies are beautiful and grow anywhere. If you have a pond...
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Pond Supplies
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Nothing is more tranquil and rewarding than a beautiful pond or a well groomed landscape. And how much better would it be if you could purchase those products at a discount price? Here at DeepDiscountPondSupply we strive to give you excellent p...
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Pond Pumps
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When it comes to choosing the best pond pump for you watergarden you need to ask yourself these questions. Do you plan on keeping KOI in your pond? Will you have a waterfall, or a fountain? If you plan on having these items in y...
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Pond Kits
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"Building The Pond Was Not As Bad A I Thought It Would Be" If you'd look at me, you'd know right away that I'm not a handy person. I don't build stuff. I don't work with power tools and I don't know one piece of wood from another...
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Koi Fish
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Everyone loves the wonderful koi fish that can add a touch of mystery to any watergarden. Who wouldn’t want to know amazing silly facts about are joyful water loving friends. So sit back relax and be prepared to learn amazing things...
Other Wonderful Lenses That Are Too Original to Fall Into Another Category!
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Create a Backyard Habitat - a Hobby for the Whole Family!
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Hello and welcome to our backyard! My family has been involved in creating a backyard habitat over the last year and now I am ready to share our experiences with a larger audience. A backyard habitat is a wonderful hobby for the...
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Biovision - African Development and Agro Science
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Biovision is a NGO (Non Governmental Organization) that is operating mainly in Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania and has its roots in Switzerland. With the cash award he recieved with the World Food Prize, Dr. Herren in 1998 established BioVision, a priva...
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Richland Recycling Center | Recycle Washington | Tri City Wa Waste Management | Paper Aluminum Computer and Plastic Recycling
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Recycled issues and recycle news, and ways you can contribute positively to the environment in Richland Washington specifically, and a lens on recycling in general. Email This Page To A Friend Today! | Lensroll Add to del.icio.us | digg this | Stumbl...
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Nature Journaling
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Creating a Nature Journal is an exciting way to record the changes in the world around you. It's inexpensive and can be both educational and recreational for children and adults.
Fresh, Home-Grown Lenses. We're always adding new and exciting stuff!
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HEY SPF ~ THANKS FOR YOUR NICE FEEDBACK ON MY NEWEST LENS! And kudos to you for putting this all together so well!! Top shelf and five stars for sure! Posted April 18, 2008 |
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larrybla
Great collection of useful lenses! Posted March 07, 2008 |
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Evelyn_Saenz
Thank you for bringing my Woodchucks into your backyard habitat. They promise to behave and look forward to meeting all the other inhabitants. Posted January 03, 2008 |
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SPF
Me too! Posted October 30, 2007 |
| JJ37
Thank you for adding my new lens to your group and for featuring it under the "Too Original..." category! I am so happy I found Squidoo as a creative outlet! Posted October 29, 2007 |





