Month: December 2022

Although it is less well-known than its relative the Red-tailed Hawk, the Red-shouldered Hawk was formerly the most prevalent hawk species in much of North America. In urban and suburban environments, as well as in sections of their range, these hawks are becoming more frequent. The population appears to be expanding rapidly. About Red-shouldered Hawks, … Read more

A blend of potting soil, coarse sand, and perlite makes succulent soil. Succulent plants need a special potting soil, unlike ordinary plants, which prefer to grow indoors or out. Succulents prefer a good drainage soil that retains little moisture. You may buy commercial succulent soil, but making your own is considerably easier and cheaper. Succulent … Read more

The Cardinals are perhaps the most popular backyard bird for most people. The eastern half of the United States, as well as sections of Canada and Mexico, are home to the Northern Cardinal year-round. On gray winter days, they add a burst of color to the landscape, and in the spring, they bring joy with … Read more

Haworthia plants, which resemble tiny cacti, are small flowering succulents. Some of the simplest houseplants to maintain include common types of Haworthias, such as zebra Haworthia or Haworthia attenuata. Haworthias are tiny succulent cactus plants with rosette-shaped clusters of pointed green leaves. These low-growing plants, like other succulents, need bright light and little humidity. How … Read more

When they scurry across a room or spring out from a dark corner, many spiders may instill fear. While most common house spiders are harmless, many individuals find them frightening. Brown spiders are the most frequent 8-legged arachnids found in homes. Black spiders, brown and black spiders, little red spiders, and even white spiders are … Read more