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BirdSafeSTL Training, Fall 2024
Training video discussing the BirdSafeSTL project and the protocols for Fall 2024 collision surveys.
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SLAS Annual Meeting 2024
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Sorting through the so-called insect apocalypse We’ve all seen the headlines since Hallmann et al published their findings in 2017 of dramatic reductions of insect biomass in Germany over a 27 year period: “Plummeting insect numbers threaten collapse of nature,” “The collapse of insects,” “The insect apocalypse is here”. Entomologist and ecological risk assessor, Chris Brown, will discuss what ...
SLAS Annual Meeting Presentation Dr Gerardo Camilo
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Backyard home conservation programs, like BCH, have expanded in popularity across the United States in the last decade. These programs are perceived to have multiple benefits including increasing wildlife habitat area, increased biodiversity, as well as improving the overall urban environment. Yet, there is no known test of any of those claims, nor to what extent these programs can contribute t...
Bird Chat: How and Why Birds are Talking to Each Other, How We Know, and Why We Should Listen
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Presented by: Mike Webster, Ph.D. Director of the Macaulay Library Professor in Cornell University’s Department of Neurobiology and Behavior
The Dark Side of Light
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In this presentation, Dr. Brett Seymoure of Washington University will introduce the cause and problem of artificial light at night and the main mechanisms through which it alters bird biology. He will present data showing how artificial light alters the visual abilities and physiology of birds including a study on bird predation of moths under artificial light sources. This was presented at ou...
Pelicans and Gulls
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The scene at the Melvin Price Lock & Dam on the Mississippi River in Alton...American White Pelicans a variety of gulls. There were Bald Eagles, too, although none in this particular video.
suet crumbs
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Quick tip to help wrens and other non-woodpeckers feed on frozen suet.
STL Audubon Native Plant Garden Tour - Episode 4
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This mini tour highlights both sun-loving and shade-tolerant native plants in Susan & Ed Rohde's suburban yard. Installation and maintenance tips are provided and resources are suggested as well. This is the last of a four-part series featuring native plant gardens in the St. Louis, Missouri area. The series is a production of St. Louis Audubon's Bring Conservation Home program and sponsored by...
Great Blue Heron on ice
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We are amazed every winter when we see the Great Blue Herons that over-winter in the St. Louis area. In fact, as long as there is unfrozen water and they can find food, they will stay. This one walks better on ice than we do! Seen Christmas day on a slough of the Mississippi River near West Alton.
Bald Eagles at Winfield, Missouri
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These bald eagles were seen Christmas day at Lock and Dam #25 on the Mississippi River at Winfield, Missouri. Bald eagles nest across Missouri and all along the Mississippi River, but they are quite visible in winter near these man-made structures. They often roost in groups and take advantage of the abundant and easy to catch fish that are stunned after going through the structure.
STL Audubon Native Plant Garden Tour - Episode 3
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This mini tour highlights the petite prairie and woodland gardens of Robert Weaver's suburban yard. Some basic design principles are also discussed. This is the third of a four-part series featuring native plant gardens in the St. Louis, Missouri area. The series is a production of St. Louis Audubon's Bring Conservation Home program, and sponsored by Greenscape Gardens. Filming was completed on...
Robin on American Beautyberry
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Brief overview of the American Beautyberry shrub and its value as food for wildlife, especially songbirds.
STL Audubon THANKS!!
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MANY THANKS to ALL St. Louis Audubon volunteers and supporters. We can't do our work without all of YOUR work. Whether you kill honeysuckle, lead field trips, serve on our board, teach or countless other duties, St. Louis Audubon exists because of YOU. THANKS!
Audubon Native Plant Garden Tour - Episode 2
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This mini tour highlights the water features and native plants especially for birds at Margy & Dan Terpstra's suburban yard. This is the second of a four-part series featuring native plant gardens in the St. Louis, Missouri area. The series is a production of St. Louis Audubon's Bring Conservation Home program, and sponsored by Greenscape Gardens. Filming was completed on July 16, 2020.
Audubon Native Plant Garden Tour - Episode 1
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Audubon Native Plant Garden Tour - Episode 1
Restoring the Nature in Your Neighborhood
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Restoring the Nature in Your Neighborhood
St. Louis Native Plant Garden "Mini" Tour - Pearson
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St. Louis Native Plant Garden "Mini" Tour - Pearson
Minute 28.40 is the Española Mockingbird not the Floreana Mockingbird.
Great video Thank you 🙏🏾
My man sounds a bit like Hank Hill at times. 😂
Dammit, Bobby! Good catch
Thanks for the tips, I’m starting to plant this week, great to know to water a bit daily if no rain
great tour. I’m zone 9 San Diego so some of your plants i can’t do. I like your Texas greeneyes
I'm on the Gravois creek. We have an acre, backed by woods. I would love to replant the Native Perrenials, that has been lost from invasive species. Way too many deer 🦌, eat every native I plant. I have wildlife here, & would love to recreate the Biodiversity of Native plants & a water 💦 bubbler for the birds 🐦 😊
Did you know that all terrestrial birds 🐦 feed insects to their babies 😮 Grow Native, & save our precious & critically important Biodiversity 🌎 😊
This is amazing! I hope one day to have the space to have a native Missouri garden. Our home is single family but the property is on a rocky slope for the backyard and the front yard is too small for anything more than a tiny garden. I will refer back to this video for years to come!
Such a good tour and knowledgeable homeowners. Thank you!
Great! Thx for sharing your garden. I’m sure birds, bees and butterflies are thanking you too. I’m amazed how prolific native plants can become and that you can spread them to other areas and share with others. Thx for keeping a good thing going.
I hate to say it….. but seems like a losing battle. Too bad there doesn’t seem to be a way to permanently stop its progression.
I went white clover replacing old lawn. the gophers are still a problem but u cannot see as clover is 6'8" tall. I love the look and nowing option
Can’t wait ! I am gonna plant clover ( white Dutch )
This is stunning. I'm thinking of doing landscaping like this for my house, my front yard is an empty canvas just waiting to be transformed
That mulch will be adding nutrients as it breaks down, will that effect the vigor of the prairie plants?
chester illinois im working on a 6 acre native wildflower mixed hardwood hill prairie . so much invasive honeysuckle. also have the tree of he .. heaven to remove. learned alot spending time at war bluff as a kid with the grabers.
Bla bla no instructions
My favorite native shrub! Some pollinators roll around on the flowers like cats on catnip. So far, I have 12 planted. It's a start.
Added white Dutch clover all over my lawn. People gotta get over trying to keep a weed free lawn for many reasons. I seeded the H between my sidewalk and street. It’s gonna be beautiful as it warms up.
The deer have attacked my elderberries every year. I have one 7 foot stem with leaves at the top.
In our yard elderberries grew well but when I transplanted some to a nearby park the deer browsed heavily. I used sleeves to protect them and this year they will bloom. Eventually I’m hoping they become tall and established enough I can remove the sleeves so they look natural.
You kinda sound like Hank Hill. So 😎 cool
That's some really impressive work
for more details check: gardenerwiki.com/plant-clover-in-existing-lawn/
My Dutch white clover seeds came with the instruction to plan it in the fall. I'd like to know how to get rid of crabgrass and other grasses while I'm trying to cultivate my clover lawn.
Thank you a lot of very informative information 🙏
What climate are you in? Does it die off in the winter? I'm in Chicago and someone said it will die and come back in late spring but I don't want exposed soil till April.
This is in St. Louis. The clover tends come back at about the same time as the lawn in the spring.
Is there something I can use for deer pressure? I'm not allowed to install a fence.
Inspirational! :)
I love it, now all you need to make that area really pop is to thin the canopy and do a control burn.
Wonderful program! Thanks, Mike Webster!
Great video, very informative and inspirational. I love that combo of rattlesnake master, liatris, coneflower, and other perennials. I will definitely use some of these ideas in my own yard.
Hi, do you have to fertilize or do anything but put it on the soil and water? Thank you...
Video and this is what I'm going to do for my backyard
Very cool. Just reading a thread where someone posted that before the 1950s most lawn seed was mixed with about 10% clover seeds 🍀 hell why not? Grass is a tricky and temperamental little bitch, and besides most guys are just looking for visual coverage,
They made more money selling yearly applications of fertilizer and weed killer than a one time addition of clover. Advertising took care of that idea
@@andyjohnson3790 absolutely wild and downright sick the "clover is evil" myth continues to perpetuate as "settled" lawn science 🧪 Nature only needs a little bit of help from Man to be cultivated.
I guess is not camera problem ,his hand is shaking 0:06...but he is right about clover grass, I see no other weeds on my lawn wherever there are patches of clover weeds (it smothers them) ...and they don't need mowing that often (low growing)
Hey bub
Too jiggly too watch, and no update to show how it worked.
how can a camera be this bad in 2020? the jiggle is worse than the handcam i used in 2004.
Aw shut it, mr. Perfect…🙄
Beautiful garden with such a great variety of native plants! Thanks for sharing this!
Great for bees & butterflies; better for our environment.
Does it smell???
Not really. Certainly much less fragrant than the non-native honeysuckle shrubs.
Sad , yellow and white flower honeysuckle smells like a trouble
I'll find them, but links to the other episodes would be great. This is terrific.
Can we have an update on how this went for you? I was thinking of adding white dutch clover to my lawn this spring. Thanks.
Just magnificent! I really enjoy these Native Garden tours. I don't own a home but I have a 3rd floor balcony in an old mansion, overlooking a river, and I put out native flowers that draw bees and butterflies, even hummingbirds. Goldfinches came to eat sunflower seeds right out of the sunflowers last summer.
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Very nice. I'm just getting started with natives and I found the shade /woodland area is especially inspirational.
Great gardening tips for native prairie and woodland gardens.
Absolutely fantastic! This was amazing!! Thank you for all your work supporting birds!!
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What a great way to demonstrate how a native plant landscape develops! Adding the common and scientific names of plants along with images from the Missouri Botanical Garden plant finder is as super helpful addition. Great addition to the BCH program! I wish that the sound level was higher for Dan.
I have native MO plant garden but your birds have not visited my yard. What else can I do to attract them?