3 generations on 330 square meters Eclectic, Adelaide
Photo by Jeni Lee © 2012 Houzz
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Jeni Lee added this to My Houzz: An Australian Home Appeals to 3 Generations
The central courtyard space that connects the two dwellings attracts plenty of birds. The families often eat in the courtyard and also use the space to grow tomatoes, snow peas, herbs, greens and fruit. Bird feeder: The Conservatory
Laura Gaskill added this to 13 Ways to Make Your Thanksgiving More Meaningful
10. Share the feast with the birds. Try making a classic DIY bird feeder from an apple rolled in peanut butter and birdseed. This is a great activity to keep kids busy while the grown-ups are cooking — then you can send them outside to place their treats around the yard for birds or squirrels to find.
Lauren Dunec Hoang added this to 10 Ways to Enjoy Your Yard More This Holiday Season
Putting out sources of food and water — particularly important in dry climates and if available sources are scarce or frozen — can be a great way to draw wild birds to your garden and help them survive. While some birds thrive on seed, others prefer fruit, nectar or bugs (they’ll find their own) as sources of food. Hanging suet (animal fat, available from butchers) also provides birds with a high-calorie food source that can be much needed this time of year.Make Your Garden a Haven for Backyard Birds
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