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doves2Welcome to the Bird Page of the Ornate Bird Garden.  I live in the American high desert.  The most common bird I see in the backyard is the mourning dove.  They are everywhere, hooting and flapping and generally acting silly.  They seem to hatch babies all through the year!  I have seen “micro-doves” with juvenile plumage as late as November.

I also have a lot of sparrows and red finches.  Robins, of course.  A few gold finches that are so tiny they look like hummingbirds.  Then I have a businesslike flock of pigeons that checks in with me daily as it makes its rounds through the bird feeders of the neighborhood.  I  occasionally see more exotic birds:  a flicker (big gorgeous bird), a pair of ladder-back woodpeckers (very cute), scrub jays, and once a small falcon eating a pigeon in my ash tree!

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Critters
Hatching Box Turtle Eggs
Reptile eggs are soft-shelled and must be handled with care. turtleeggs1

Crafts
Herbal Crafts - Bookmarks
Make laminated bookmarks with dried herbs!herbbookmark

Container Gardening
Gardening for Kids
Give your kids a skill for life, and get them out from underfoot! garlicchives

Buy on Amazon:  The Box Turtle Manual (Herpetocultual Library)
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