However, plant stands can get expensive, especially if you are looking for a particular style. Luckily, there's a DIY idea there that can help you create the perfect plant stand for your space.

The plastic chicken feeder first became stuck around the deer’s neck in late October, Kristin Federer of Elkins said. (Photo Provided) ELKINS — After three months of having a plastic chicken ...

Building your own DIY hummingbird feeders is a fun and fulfilling activity, merging the creativity of crafting with the tranquility of bird watching. This easy project beautifies your outdoor ...

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The trending book stands offer a way to prop open your read of the moment without stretching its spine. It also allows you to show off the cover and hold your page placement — some even give you a ...

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It can seem like birds have a special sense to just "know" when you have refilled your feeder. But they just watch, listen, and visit regularly. So, the answer to how do birds know when I fill up ...

A new program being developed by the Pennsylvania Game Commission aims to fill a gap existing between the hunt and the dinner table. As the agency and other stakeholders work on methods to shoot more ...

After suffering continuous crop losses due to deer, Steve Hess was ready to abandon some of his rented farmland. But with two strands of wire and some inexpensive fiberglass fence posts, he found a ...

So, is it risky to fill your bird feeder this year? Probably not, but Itle says that it still does increase the chance of the disease spreading to populated areas, especially in pets.

PHILIP A. DWYER THE BELLINGHAM HERALD So, is it risky to fill your bird feeder this year? Probably not, but Itle says that it still does increase the chance of the disease spreading to populated ...