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The Heaven for my feathered friends
Creating a winter haven for backyard birds is a thoughtful way to support our feathered friends during the snow-covered months. Establishing a bird shelter not only provides refuge from the harsh weather but also ensures a steady supply of nourishment. By strategically placing feeders and shelters, you invite a diverse array of birds to seek warmth and sustenance in your backyard. As temperatures…
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piece i made for the utah public radio mug contest.
the theme was just Utah so I made it inspired off the Bear River Bird Refuge! Great memories there with my dad.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's £11m Montecito mansion is engulfed by foul smell that 'is like offal rotting in the sun' caused by bird refuge nearby
The duke and duchess' headache is said to have been caused by the nearby Andrée Clark Bird Refuge, a 42-acre saltwater marsh and one of the
Harry and Meghan Markle's US home engulfed in rotten smell from nearby bird refuge
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left the Royal Family in 2020 and ever since have lived in the US with their children - but now their mansion
Photo: Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge in Utah by Jerrye Stillman/USFWS
Santa Barbara Bird Refuge
This tranquil refuge is home to hundreds of ducks, geese, gulls and other waterfowl, as well as many species of migratory birds. A scenic park and bikeway line much of the shore of this fragile sanctuary.
This cute little guy is a long-tailed weasel at Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge in Utah. While he might look sweet, the long-tailed weasel is fierce. The sharp teeth, keen eyesight and scrappy character make this species a highly skilled predator. During the winter, their fur changes from brown to white to better protect them. Photo by Jana M. Cisar, USFWS.
