Though they welcome just about any critter onto their property, the Cregars said they especially like to watch the birds that feast on a smorgasbord of seed left out in several feeders. Chuck Cregar estimated they put eight to 10 pounds of seed out every three days, about 80 to 100 pounds every month. Brenda Cregar said the birds apparently have a pecking order of who eats first each morning. Identify habitat elements that already exist and build on them. Provide the four basic elements.
Animals require food, water, cover and places to raise young.
Practice resource conservation in your own back yard. To help improve not only your yard, but the community as well. Certify your back yard. Apply for official Backyard Wildlife Habitat Certification. From 6 a.m. to 7 a.m., old Mr. Bluejay comes in to feed.