EASY WAYS TO CREATE A 'BACKYARD' HABITAT

for birds, bees, bats, butterflies, and a host of other critters.

Publisher: Appalachian Institute

This downloadable e-book is scheduled for release in May, 2009

To be offered online by Bearwobble.Com and other leading eco-friendly stores.

Here is a short preview  -

This new e-book about “backyard habitating” will be available for download this spring.  There are already books out on the subject, some with beautiful color pictures, but we haven’t found anything that resembles a workbook, simple, straightforward, and informative, complete with graphs and space to design your own personal habitat. 

You’ll learn about elements needed by wildlife to survive, and you’ll get detailed information about easy ways you can provide these, whether you live in an apartment or condo or in a farmhouse on several acres.

You’ll learn how to attract butterflies, birds, including blue birds and hummingbirds, bats, and other wildlife.   You’ll learn what plantings deter deer, and what varieties of birdseed are best to encourage birds you want to see.  You’ll be able to create your own plan of action.

This guide will be available at www.bearwobble.com. 

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Be one of the first to get your guide to creating your own backyard habitat.  You’ll learn the answers to these and many other questions:

1. What is a snag, and how does it help critters?

2. What species use salt?

3. What is a petite prairie?

4. Why are evergreens important?

5. What is the difference between host plants and nectar plants?  What species uses these?

6. How can I provide water in winter?