Animals
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How to Invite Wildlife into Your New Home
You have recently moved into your new house. You unpacked most of the boxes, so you can enjoy yourself a cup of coffee. You sit in the back patio and think this place could use a water feature. It also needs some greenery and colors. You miss the chirping of birds. With all of the moving disruption, the wildlife from your previous place has probably found the backyard of your neighbors to inhabit. However, you can invite a new lot of wildfire into your new backyard.
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