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Campbellton Park Restoration Update
Campbellton Park Restoration Update with Gabe Andrle, Birds Georgia's Habitat Program Manager. We are so excited to see the changes in the meadow along the Chattahoochee River. Native plants such as pink milkweed and eastern gamagrass help restore the local habitat for birds, pollinators and insects.
Come check out the camp site this summer!
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Why Habitat Restoration Matters
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Why does habitat restoration matter? Gabe Andrle, Birds Habitat Program Manager, takes us on a tour of one of the Chattahoochee RiverLands restoration sites where our team has been working to remove non-native, invasive Chinese privet. Check out the native butterweed that has responded to the privet removal.
Project Safe Flight Georgia Spring 2024 Update
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Learn more about bird-building collisions and what causes them, and learn ways we can make our homes and cities safer. Sarah Tolve, Bird Georgia's coastal conservation coordinator, will provide an overview of Birds Georgia's Project Safe Flight program and share how volunteers can get involved. Learn how monitoring efforts are conducted on the ground, how to report sightings, what is being done...
Birds Georgia Installs Pollinator Garden at McIntosh Reserve
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This week, Birds Georgia, in partnership with Trust for Public Land, completed installation of a pollinator garden at McIntosh Reserve, in Carroll County, part of the Chattahoochee RiverLands Camp Paddle Trail. Thanks to the many volunteers that came out to help us plant a variety of bird-friendly native plants.
Birds Georgia Habitat Restoration at New RiverLands Park
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The Birds Georgia habitat restoration crew has been working at New RiverLands Park in Chattahoochee Hills as part of our restoration efforts along the Camp Paddle trail in partnership with the Trust for Public Land”s Chattahoochee RiverLands. Shout out to @beechhollowfarms and @georgianativeplantsociety for providing us with bird-friendly native plants that will be added to the landscape to pro...
Bird-friendly restoration at Buzzard Roost Island in the Chattahoochee River
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Birds Georgia has been getting lots of questions about our work at Buzzzard Roost Island as part or our effort to restore bird-friendly habitat along the Chattahoochee RiverLands Camp & Paddle Trail in collaboration with the Trust for Public Land. On Wednesday, the team planted woody stakes of 6 species, including silky dogwood, buttonbush, black willow, arrowwood viburnum, elderberry, and cott...
Ringo: A Bird--Building Collision Success Story
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Follow along on the journey of "Ringo", a Ruby-crowned Kinglet that was the victim of a bird-building collision in metro Atlanta. "Ringo" was successfully rehabilitated and released by the Wildlife Center of Northwest Georgia earlier this year. The Wildlife Center of Northwest Georgia is a licensed wildlife rehabilitation group. Current research estimates that between 365 million and 1 billion ...
Conservation Careers 2023 Crystal Mandica
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Conservation Careers 2023 Crystal Mandica
Conservation Careers 2023 Ariel Moon
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Conservation Careers 2023 Ariel Moon
Conservation Careers 2023 Anamarie Ngala-Bey
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Conservation Careers 2023 Anamarie Ngala-Bey
Conservation Careers Series: Osaze Akil
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Conservation Careers Series: Osaze Akil
Conservation Careers Series: John Mackey
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Conservation Careers Series: John Mackey
Conservation Careers Series: Hannah Palmer
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Conservation Careers Series: Hannah Palmer
Conservation Careers Series- Samantha DeJarnett
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Conservation Careers Series- Samantha DeJarnett
Conservation Careers Series: Brian Allen
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Conservation Careers Series: Brian Allen
Gardening for Bats
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Gardening for Bats
Building Better Backyards for Birds
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Building Better Backyards for Birds
Insects and Their Importance to Birds
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Insects and Their Importance to Birds
Project Safe Flight Fall 2023 Updates
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Project Safe Flight Fall 2023 Updates
Coming This September: Georgia Grows Native for Birds Month
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Coming This September: Georgia Grows Native for Birds Month
Island Ford Pollinator Garden Certification
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Island Ford Pollinator Garden Certification
Backyard Conservation Protecting Georgia's Native Wildlife I
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Backyard Conservation Protecting Georgia's Native Wildlife I
Backyard Conservation Protecting Georgia's Native Wildlife II
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Backyard Conservation Protecting Georgia's Native Wildlife II
Conservation Careers Series: Michela Williams
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Conservation Careers Series: Michela Williams
Conservation Careers Series Gabe Andrle
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Conservation Careers Series Gabe Andrle
Conservation Careers Series: Henry Adams
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Conservation Careers Series: Henry Adams
Conservation Careers Series: Corina Newsome
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Conservation Careers Series: Corina Newsome
Georgia Audubon Instagram Reel: Muhly Grass Installation on Jekyll Island
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Georgia Audubon Instagram Reel: Muhly Grass Installation on Jekyll Island
Creating Your Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary
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Creating Your Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary
Reflections from a Bird Bath What Game Cameras Can Teach Us About Fruit Eating Birds
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Reflections from a Bird Bath What Game Cameras Can Teach Us About Fruit Eating Birds

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  • @edsuniqueusername6768
    @edsuniqueusername6768 Місяць тому

    Foul creatures

  • @jdw30324
    @jdw30324 Місяць тому

    Just returned from a walk through Deepdene with my dog. Beautiful.

  • @PreciousPuff
    @PreciousPuff Місяць тому

    Lovely video.

  • @magdalen5108
    @magdalen5108 2 місяці тому

    I want to make a natural bird fountain but i worry about diseases and keeping it clean. I know avian flu has spread a lot among the wild bird populations.

  • @magdalen5108
    @magdalen5108 2 місяці тому

    Omg your shirt

  • @madder6218
    @madder6218 2 місяці тому

    Thankyou for sharing the things that are important to you, and us all. May you always have what you need

  • @JLP80
    @JLP80 2 місяці тому

    Glad I came across your video 👏🏼🫶🏼

  • @aliciarhyne3044
    @aliciarhyne3044 2 місяці тому

    Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge!

  • @rebeccastanhope3989
    @rebeccastanhope3989 3 місяці тому

    Thank you for the information. 😁

  • @swimmerfella
    @swimmerfella 3 місяці тому

    Excellent presentation with practical advice on a complex topic

  • @JLFrost
    @JLFrost 3 місяці тому

    Saw him, or one like him today. Hubby saw him a few days ago too.

  • @tammiedunbar6166
    @tammiedunbar6166 3 місяці тому

    So am I. I live in Bethlehem GA and I have been doing the same for the wildlife in my home space. And to my surprise I'm seeing a lot of different forms of life on the property. Thank you for this information. I'm going to purchase some binoculars. I have a large backyard with large water oaks&pine trees. It's so soothing to sit in the yard and observe the critters.

  • @yellowman4005
    @yellowman4005 3 місяці тому

    I lived in Tuskegee Alabama for11 yrs and always saw painted buntings year round!!! Has any research been done on migratory birds overwintering in Alabama?

  • @Antarctica2025
    @Antarctica2025 3 місяці тому

    Beautiful! Congratulations on creating a viable habitat!

  • @Mslaralah
    @Mslaralah 3 місяці тому

    You have done so much good to this land. I applaud and rejoice on people like you. I’m doing the same in my little piece of garden.

  • @Mslaralah
    @Mslaralah 3 місяці тому

    Beautiful place!

  • @Mslaralah
    @Mslaralah 3 місяці тому

    What a gorgeous place!

  • @barbarathomas3633
    @barbarathomas3633 3 місяці тому

    What kind of marker do you use on your label stakes?

    • @ricksandykrause1234
      @ricksandykrause1234 Місяць тому

      The stake plates were labeled by a fellow Master Gardener and I actually don't know what she used. Interestingly, some of the plant labels look like they were done yesterday, and some, the printing is entirely gone. There is no relation to the labels' conditions and their sun exposure, so perhaps she used more than one marker.

  • @altonlynch5464
    @altonlynch5464 3 місяці тому

    Titanium dioxide is only worth 4000 dollars a ton, and it's toxic to humans. I say don't risk polluting the swamp. I know where 400 billion dollars worth of gold is, that is the figure Clemson University came up with when they did core samples. The people who found it are too old to mine it. So I'm sure they can find something better to mine. My friend has the mining right but he said, he isn't going to mine it. I'm sure he would sale at the right price.

  • @varalta.floresta
    @varalta.floresta 3 місяці тому

    Wonderful. If we all did this, it would be very rewarding

  • @loganeliott6590
    @loganeliott6590 4 місяці тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @ginaooiphotovideo4447
    @ginaooiphotovideo4447 5 місяців тому

    BEAUTIFUL!

  • @SMElder-iy6fl
    @SMElder-iy6fl 6 місяців тому

    I would love to see your garden in summer and Fall.

  • @dankeener3307
    @dankeener3307 6 місяців тому

    I will watch this together with my 17 year old son who’s a birder. The connection between a diverse planting of native plants and bird-abundance is key. He’s seen it in our yard two days ago when several bluebirds came and ate berries from American holly, red chokeberry and Virginia creeper. Thx for this well-done video on an important subject for our time.

  • @awildapproach
    @awildapproach 6 місяців тому

    Do you have a video of this garden in the autumn? I bet the fall color is stunning!

    • @ricksandykrause1234
      @ricksandykrause1234 Місяць тому

      Thanks for your interest! Yes, the fall color is stunning; it too changes with time over the fall, similar to the progression of flowering plants. Unfortunately, no video.

    • @awildapproach
      @awildapproach Місяць тому

      @@ricksandykrause1234 I bet it really is stunning. Thanks for sharing your garden with us!

  • @plantlover69
    @plantlover69 7 місяців тому

    goals..

  • @asfd74
    @asfd74 8 місяців тому

    beautiful!. Thanks so much for labeling the plants, I was actually looking for a list of plants.

  • @alliehamilton-calhoun162
    @alliehamilton-calhoun162 8 місяців тому

    This whole series about peoples' backyards in Georgia is fantastic! Where I live in central Illinois, I got reported to the city because I let a milkweed and a goldenrod grow in my yard. I have yard envy seeing all of these beautiful properties! Well done, Georgia folks! There are no oak trees near my property, and I did have a brood of chickadees fledge. My neighbor's free-range cat killed them almost immediately.

  • @snow_queen2337
    @snow_queen2337 8 місяців тому

    Absolutely beautiful. Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing.

  • @davidcampbell4429
    @davidcampbell4429 8 місяців тому

    Great video. My biggest problem is having rabbits eat everything I’ve tried to plant so far

  • @thegniffen4645
    @thegniffen4645 9 місяців тому

    What a great video!

  • @Saltedslug382
    @Saltedslug382 9 місяців тому

    So what can we do about windmills?

  • @LeanneD4
    @LeanneD4 10 місяців тому

    I have to respectfully disagree on the bat houses. I installed a small bat house maybe 10 years ago. It only had a few roosting bats the first year or two, which increased to more than 100 over the next few years. I upgraded last year to a larger house with birthing chamber (kept the small house on the back side of the pole), and it already has a good 200 bats roosting in it. Way more than I can count in real time. I have to video them emerging in slow motion and count them from the playback. They just boil out in the evenings. I also have bats roosting in two of my gable vents (in addition to the bats in the two houses). If you build it, they will come. No clue what species they are. The ones in the gable vents appear larger than the ones in the houses. I’m right in the corner of Paulding, Carroll, and Haralson counties. I do have large native plant beds and native tree/shrub plantings, and a pond they dip water from, so lots of beetles and moths.

  • @purelyplanted
    @purelyplanted 11 місяців тому

    Can’t wait, I’ll be there!😃

  • @pinballwizard6906
    @pinballwizard6906 11 місяців тому

    ✌️😎

  • @tricianilsson6870
    @tricianilsson6870 Рік тому

    What a wonderful refuge for birds and other wildlife. Inspirational ❤️❤️

  • @ThreeRunHomer
    @ThreeRunHomer Рік тому

    Brilliant. A worthy subject and beautiful videography!

  • @Jensquiltandknitclubhouse

    New resident to Georgia and loving my forest, aka backyard, and all the birds I have never seen before! We have decided not to keep grass in the back with plans to have small wildflower field. I love all your ideas. Thank you for sharing. Wish me luck, lots and lots to do.

  • @karenh1723
    @karenh1723 Рік тому

    A huge thank you to Rick and Sandy for sharing their property with us. I could easily watch for an hour and more if you ever revisited! lol Their greenspace is a fantastic motivator for me to get to planting more and more natives to turn my suburban Southern Ontario property in to something similar albeit on a smaller scale (60 x 117) Thanks again!

  • @user-dz3pt4td1u
    @user-dz3pt4td1u Рік тому

    Him and angle need to breed

  • @rosee1776
    @rosee1776 Рік тому

    Lovely, i wish more people would watch this and learn about the importance of native plants in general!

    • @lindak990
      @lindak990 7 місяців тому

      Nawww, people want to see the trash shows, like the fake reality nonsense.

  • @threeriversforge1997
    @threeriversforge1997 Рік тому

    One of the best things you can do to control feral cats and help the birds.... is to put up an Owl House. Seriously. Owls need homes, too, but so few people think about installing an Owl House on their land. Owls are the sworn enemies of cats and actively hunt the things. If you have feral cats, invite the owls in to dance with them and soon the cats will be gone. It's an amazing thing even if you never see it happen. Look for what owls are in your area and then see about putting in a Owl House or three.

  • @AmericanRX
    @AmericanRX Рік тому

    Not such a nice bird when they want to make YOUR house their nesting sight and makes a tons of noise calling a mate and spread bird lice all of the f**king place. Not to mention shitting all over the walk ways statues and cars.

    • @dengpoop
      @dengpoop Рік тому

      That’s What EVERY Fucking Bird Does

  • @warriormaiden9829
    @warriormaiden9829 Рік тому

    *Beautiful* bird...

  • @StarAnyse
    @StarAnyse Рік тому

    Absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing...

  • @uraldamasis6887
    @uraldamasis6887 Рік тому

    Did she really use her wings to create a current of air that pulled in the spider? Unbelievable!

  • @JAsisterti
    @JAsisterti Рік тому

    I have listened to and shared this recording SO many times since my first listen live.. At which time I bawled .. 🤩🤩🥰🥰. Each presenter, the whole .. Just so much wonderfulness and all inside and through 🤩🤩😎😎😊😊

  • @daisypekin6787
    @daisypekin6787 Рік тому

    for your sake & your family's sake, I hope you left space for emergency vehicles & personnel.

    • @pendlera2959
      @pendlera2959 11 місяців тому

      It looks like there are plenty of paths through the plants. AFAIK, it's not normal for emergency services to park on people's lawns, so why would the extra plants be an issue? If there's a fire, then the plants might allow it to spread easier to neighboring houses, but by that point the house and anyone in it would have probably been beyond saving regardless of how many plants there were.