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Is it feasible to offer to be a release site for rehabilitated Carolina wrens on a small property?
Hello, folks! I've been planning on preparing suitable habitat for small wildlife in our backyard for quite some time at this point. In particular, I've been trying to attract Carolina wrens. These small birds are common in much of New England. As a species, they seem to have adapted to...- Avon Avians
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- backyard carolina wrens new england new hampshire passerines rehabilitated release songbirds suburban thryothorus ludovicianus urban wildlife wrens
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- Forum: New Hampshire
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Any information or suggestions regarding attracting weasels? Are there any ways to create a weasel-friendly yard?
Hello, folks! I've already posted a thread regarding my curiosity regarding why weasels are so rarely encountered, particularly in the suburbs, where they are especially rare to see. Now, my question is not regarding why they behave the way they do, but rather about what their preferences are so...- Avon Avians
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- ideas information information wanted landscaping long-tailed weasel mammals mustela mustelidae mustelids neogale new england new hampshire short-tailed weasel stoat suburban landscaping suggestions weasel wildlife wildlife-attraction wildlife-friendly yards
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- Forum: Mammals
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Birds in my backyard
New to birding but not to using a camera. Enjoying the challenge of photographing the birds and identifying them. Hoping this is a hobby both my wife and I can enjoy together. Thanks for looking, Chase- cmcniss
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- backyard birds new england north america tufted titmouse
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- Category: North America