Throughout British Columbia, there are a number of hummingbirds that reside during the spring and summer months, with the exception of Anna’s hummingbird, which is a year-round Pacific Coast resident. During the winter months and cold snaps, these birds depend on a reliable food source in order to survive. Generally, wild animals are able to […]
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From December 10th to January 8th, the Nature House held our very first winter pop-up market! Twinkling lights hung from branches of Oregon grape and Nootka rose decorate the inside of the Nature House. Trolleys and planters filled with plants from the Coast Salish Plant Nursery spruce up the entrance, a mixture of Salal, Fir,
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Enjoy WBT’s nine February events, available online.
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Nest box programs at Maplewood Flats and Rocky Point (Port Moody) initiated in 1994 greatly contributed to the resurgence of Purple Martins in BC. Now, around 110 nest boxes are mounted every spring upon the return of the Purple Martins at Maplewood Flats. In 2019 it was estimated that there was nesting activity in around 86 nest boxes at the Maplewood Flats colony.
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By Al and Jude Grass Whenever we think about what hummingbirds need, like nectar, good nectar sources for energy. However, when considering the lives of these iconic birds, it becomes clear that nectar is only part of the story. These are points to consider: Nectar Again this sweet liquid is a vital source of energy.
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