Jane Marsh – How often do you notice wildlife in your backyard? As new developments enter towns and rural areas, wildlife habitats are being destroyed, which has displaced animals like birds, deer and even bugs.
Some people’s yards have become a haven for wild creatures, and that’s because they take the time to make their yards natural and protected from outside sources. If you want your backyard to be like that, then here are 10 ways you can help wildlife in your backyard.
1. Feed the Birds — and Only the Birds
Many people love to put birdseed out to feed the birds at all times of the year. It’s a great way to help them stay full, especially in harsh weather conditions or when they need fuel to migrate. Choose natural foods like seeds and nuts. Try to avoid giving them any processed bread. Continue reading
James Anderson – Has anyone been more wrong over the last year than Anthony Fauci? Perhaps New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, but we expect elected Democrats to be very bad at their jobs. But a respected doctor who is advising the country on a pandemic? We at least hoped he’d be a little bit competent.
Steve McCann – In the four years he was President, Donald Trump rebuilt the economy after the policy disasters of the Bush-Obama years, significantly curtailed illegal immigration, confronted and exposed the Chinese Communist Party, and with Operation Warp Speed conquered the China Coronavirus pandemic. While this list is impressive, his most significant long-term accomplishment may well place him in the pantheon of the American presidents that saved the nation: he fortuitously ripped open the floorboards and exposed the termites stealthily and relentlessly consuming the cultural, societal, and governmental foundation of the country.
Brenda Hoffman – Many of you are discovering new interests or strengths, not necessarily because you want to, but because circumstances force you to do so.
Lena Stevens – This is a Super Moon and one of the most powerful time frames we have for change, transformation, improvement, expansion and raising our vibration to the highest level possible. It can be as uncomfortable as growing pains but if you stay present and focused on improvement, the rewards are phenomenal. Many indigenous peoples see this time as an anchor for the future, the beginning of a new cycle. What do you want? What do you need? What is showing up for you?