What does a Winter Suburban Wildlife Sanctuary look like?
I am certain that you will enjoy a quick and thankfully warm glimpse into their incredible Winter Wildlife Sanctuary!
Word is out... Korber's for Dinner, Lunch and Breakfast!
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| Female Red Bellied Woodpecker |
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| Female Red Bellied Woodpecker |
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| Female Cardinal |
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| Young deer |
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| Adult deer |
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| Male Red-Bellied Woodpecker |
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| Male Red-Bellied Woodpecker |
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| Cardinal on icy branch |
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| Male Cardinal Found a Peanut |
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| White Breasted Nuthatch with a special treat! |
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| White Breasted Nuthatch perched |
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| Robin eating a worm! |
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| Mourning Dove |
Perhaps you are familiar with our neighbors to the north, Ken and Paula Korber's blog post on attracting wildlife into their suburban yard. Keep in mind their property is not north as in Ontario, Canada north rather a suburb north of Columbia Station and west of Cleveland, Ohio. Their blog post have covered several seasons including: Summer Sunflowers & Goldfinches, Just for fun, Hummingbird Haven, Backyard Habitat and Why Plant a Butterfly Garden?
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