Winter is for the Birds in Connecticut

comments (4) December 20th, 2009 in gallery

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A great Winter market for birds.  Many Native plants(n).  Dragon lady holly, Highbush cranberry(n), Indian grass(n), Black eyed susan(n), Iron weed(n), Little bluestem(n) and Austrian pine.
Winter fruit lights up a landing strip in Connecticut. 
Astilbe Christmas Tree
Baby its cold outside
Scotch Heather (Calluna vulgaris) reaches out of its winter blanket.  
A great Winter market for birds.  Many Native plants(n).  Dragon lady holly, Highbush cranberry(n), Indian grass(n), Black eyed susan(n), Iron weed(n), Little bluestem(n) and Austrian pine. Click the image to enlarge.

A great Winter market for birds.  Many Native plants(n).  Dragon lady holly, Highbush cranberry(n), Indian grass(n), Black eyed susan(n), Iron weed(n), Little bluestem(n) and Austrian pine.


The first major snow storm of the year in Ct. has highlighted the success I have had in creating a backyard wildlife habitat.  It is beautiful and functional for humans and wildlife.  I have eliminated any invasive species and have made a goal of re-establishing up to 75% native species. All year long I plan for 4 season interest.  I think it has paid off. 


posted in: The Gallery, winter, wildlife, Connecticut, Birds, native, Habitat

Comments (4)

retiredlinda2002 writes: I live in York Maine and I have also maintained a winter garden for the wildlife. Pictures to follow the snow of this coming weekend. Posted: 9:40 am on January 1st
teresaandfamily writes: It is a winter wonderland! You have done a beautiful job on your garden designs! Posted: 9:48 am on December 21st
GraceP writes: Very beautiful! All your hard work has certainly paid off!
GraceP Posted: 8:13 am on December 21st
PrimaryColors writes: It is absolutely beautiful! Congratulations on your success!

Primary Colors
www.primarycolorstn.etsy.com Posted: 6:09 am on December 21st
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