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Bring the joy of backyard birds to your doorstep with "Bird Houses, Baths and Feeding Shelters: How to Make and Where to Place Them" by Edmond Joseph Sawyer. This classic guide, meticulously prepared for print republication, offers timeless advice on attracting wildlife to your yard through thoughtfully designed habitats.
Learn the art of crafting birdhouses, bird baths, and bird feeding shelters to support bird conservation and enhance your connection with nature. Discover optimal placement strategies to create welcoming environments for a variety of backyard birds.
A valuable resource for bird enthusiasts and those interested in sustainable living, this book provides practical guidance rooted in established principles. Explore the intersection of nature and engineering as you build functional and aesthetically pleasing structures that benefit both your garden and its feathered visitors. A timeless guide to enhancing your outdoor space and supporting local wildlife.
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