Native plant gardening in New Hampshire's Mount Washington Valley
Our yards are vital for sustaining at risk plants and animals
Many migratory birds travel long distances to breed right here in our back yards in the Mount Washington Valley. Some others are here year round. Join us for a fun and interactive birding program Tuesday night at the Jackson Public Library. We’ll talk about why …
Despite the exceptionally cool and rainy weather we are having, migratory birds, especially warblers, have lately been abundant here in our yard – especially in the Oak trees. Every year I am thrilled and amazed as they return from their wintering grounds to breed around …
Although snow is still falling in the Mount Washington Valley, birds are on the way, some migrating all the way from South America. Some are warblers, and come to breed here in our forests. Warblers stun us every year with their gorgeous breeding plumage, like …
It might be cold and dark, but animals have definitely kept us entertained this February!
It’s a good year for one “irruptive ” species, the Snowy Owl. What about finches and other winter songbirds?
The holiday season is a good time to reflect on the things that actually worked out well this year – and our four year old native garden truly has. Lots of migratory birds raised their young here – exactly what we hoped for when we …
Join us Thursday night for dazzling pictures of the special birds which might visit us this winter!
Enjoy a slide show featuring the smallest and some would say cutest owls in the East!
Enjoy dazzling pictures of irruptive winter birds from the comfort of your couch!
