Snowy Day Project: Decorate a Wildlife Tree
I love this idea. When we have a lot fo snow and ice, I feel so bad for the animals that ay have a hard time finding food. This could be a fun project for agents, kids, even a senior center. Gives me agreat idea for a project.
Snowy Day Project: Decorate a Wildlife Tree
The kids in the family and the neighborhood will love making edible ornaments to decorate a wildlife tree to treat your feathered and furry friends in the community. There are no limitations on design ideas or on contents and artistic skills are not as important as the purpose of the project.
One of the best examples that I have seen of a wildlife tree is one that was decorated at Longwood Gardens. Your tree does not need to be this fancy to be just as effective. Have fun and help the wildlife cope with the winter weather.
Please share your wildlife tree ideas in your blogs and emails. A real estate professional could easily sponsor a wildlife tree project in a neighborhood.
Wildlife Tree at Longwood Gardens IMG_2510
Wildlife Tree at Longwood Gardens IMG_2517
Wildlife Tree at Longwood Gardens IMG_2519
Wildlife Tree at Longwood Gardens IMG_2516
Squirrel at the Wildlife Tree at Longwood Gardens IMG_2512
Photographs by Roy Kelley. Canon PowerShot G11 camera.
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