WildlifeJust think about spending time watching birds or seeing rabbits scamper through the yard. The wildlife abounds in every corner.
Cedar Waxwings spend the night in the Magnolia A Common or Northern Flicker
Hummingbirds migrate here every spring and stay until mid-fall nesting in the pines
Baltimore or Northern Orioles return in the spring also and nest in tall trees
Mourning Doves nest in the hanging baskets our front and have had up to 5 broods a year!
The mother on the nest The babies getting ready to fly the coop
A Scarlet Tanager passing through A Robin's Nest in the White Pines
A Tufted Titmouse and Downey Woodpecker A Rose-Breasted Grosbeak
A Swallowtail A Black Swallowtail
A moth A Red Admiral resting on a leaf
Many frogs and toads of different varieties frequent the yard and keep insects down
A Wild Turkey struts through the yard
Birds:
Baltimore Orioles
Bluejays
Cardinals
Chickadees
Common Flickers
Downy Woodpeckers
Goldfinches
Hawks (many species)
Hummingbirds
Mourning Doves
Owls (many species)
Robins
Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks
Sparrows (many species)
Tuft er Titmouse
Warblers
Wild Turkeys
Just Passing Through:
Cedar Waxwings
Indigo Buntings
Scarlet Tanagers
and more
"Frequent Flyers":
Blue Herons
Canadian Geese
Mallards
Pheasants
Sandhill Cranes
Hawks
Owls
Animals:
Bats (keep the insects down)
Chipmunks
Deer
Frogs/Toads (many species)
Gray Squirrels
Red Squirrels
Rabbits
Butterflies/Moths:
Bronze Copper
Cabbage Whites
Common Blues
Common Sulphers
Monarchs
Mourning Cloak
Red Admiral
Sphinx Moths
Swallowtails
There are many more we just haven't cataloged them.
Call 517.262.3237 or email: list@valstover.com
