One lucky hummingbird gets a second chance
Contributed by Maria Furtick
Last week upon completion of the grueling task of cutting the grass, I noticed what appeared to be a leaf flopping up and down in the grass. I walked over to see what it was and noticed there was a hummingbird lying on the ground attempting to fly.
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Contributed by Sevin Garden Tech
Named for the small bags, usually about one to three inches long, in which they reside, bagworms are found throughout much of the US. They most commonly afflict evergreen trees and shrubs, although they also infest many deciduous varieties. More...
