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  • How to Make an Igloo Out of Snowballs

    Snow days can be some of the most fun days for children. One of the most rewarding winter experiences can be creating an igloo out of snowballs. While the snow igloo has been recently...

  • How to Make Sun Art

    There are many possibilities for making sun art, using the sun itself as your artistic medium. Here are two ways to make sun art, using construction paper and sunprint paper, a special...

  • How to Feed Hummingbirds Corn Syrup

    Watching hummingbirds as they feed outside your window is such a joy. They seem to suspend magically in the air and zip around so quickly that it's really a treat when they are still enough to...

  • How to Transplant Seagrass

    Sea grass beds are where fish and other aquatic life reproduce and are a crucial component of an aquatic ecosystem. Pollution, storm damage and boat propeller scarring are the main impacts on sea...

  • How to Identify Bullfrogs' Eggs

    The bullfrog is the largest species of frog native to the United States, with some reaching lengths of up to 8 inches. The amphibian gets its name from its distinct call, which can remind you of a...

  • How to Use Beet Juice to Make a PH Scale

    Foods, liquids and other substances contain a various levels of acidity and alkalinity. You can use beet juice to test the acidity and alkalinity of various substances and to make your own pH...

  • How to Keep Birds Away From the Hummingbird Feeder

    Drawing in colorful hummingbirds is a delight for bird watchers. Setting up feeders is easy, but sometimes the feeder you use might draw in larger, unwanted birds. These could frighten the...

  • How to Tell Between Male and Female Peafowl

    There are three species of peafowl, all in the broad family of bird-- Phasianidae---that includes grouse, quail, pheasants and jungle fowl. (See References 3) All of the peafowl are spectacular...

  • How to Make Ice Marbles

    Ice marbles are a colorful and fun way to decorate and have fun during the winter months. Extremely cold weather especially lends itself to this whimsical activity.

  • How to Identify Wetland Plants

    Wetlands are partly defined by their plant communities. Definitions can be general--swamps are dominated by trees; marshes are composed of grasses, sedges and other emergent plants--or specific,...

  • How to Blow Fake Snow With a Hair Dryer

    Movies and theaters frequently use fake snow to create a winter scene; in fact, it's big business in the movie industry. Those on a more limited budget can create a wintry look by using a hair...

  • How to Mount Bluebird Nesting Houses

    For bluebirds to survive loss of habitat, giving them proper housing in good locations will help them thrive. Placing bluebird houses in a backyard is a simple task, requiring only a few tools and...

  • How to Examine a Snowflake Without It Melting

    Have you ever wanted to see a real snowflake up close but didn’t know how? You might have been able to see an individual snowflake on a windshield or the sleeve of your coat, but after a few...

  • How to Make Fishing Worms Bigger

    Vermiculture, or the method of turning organic kitchen waste into crumbly, nutrient dense compost, is also a great way to raise worms for fishing. Not only do you have free, soil-enhancing compost...

  • How to Make a Bamboo Spear (like Bear Grylls)

    Bamboo can be used in many ways, but one i can show you is how to make it into a spear, this is meant for fishing and not for play as it will have sharp edges.

  • How to Whistle With an Acorn

    You’ll actually be learning how to whistle with just the top of the acorn. This is kind of a useless talent, but it does bring you one step closer to being a Renaissance man of sorts. And I guess...

  • How to Buy Meat for Bird Food

    While we might not generally think of small yard birds as being carnivorous creatures, some do eat meat. Filling bird feeders with animal-based bird foods is a great way to attract these feathered...

  • How to Build a Snowman Outside

    Winter is upon us and for some of us snow has fallen. If you don't have snow yet; be patient you will be getting some. For those of you that don't get snow you will have to picture this in your...

  • How to Search for Fish in Florida Tide Pools

    Tide pools are rocky marine habitats found along Florida's coasts, but they are more active in south Florida and the Florida Keys. Coral, limestone and coquina are typical foundations for tide...

  • How to Keep Flies & Ants Away From Oriole Feeders

    Oranges and nectar are favorite foods of the oriole. Unfortunately, these sweet foods also easily attract ants and flies, which may keep orioles away from the bird feeder ... and even your...

  • How to Identify Animal Sounds

    The call of an animal may be as exhilarating as the sight of one. Many wildlife vocalizations embody landscapes more fittingly than any visual cue: to many, the howl of a gray wolf and the...

  • How to Use a Swiss Army Knife Orange Peeler

    Swiss Army knives typically have a wide assortment of blades and tools used for just about anything. One of the many different tools available on some Swiss Army knife models is an orange peeler....

  • How to Send Flowers or Plants

    Sending a flower or a plant is a great gift idea, and the surprise of having someone show up to deliver a thoughtful bouquet or new addition to your plant family is always appreciated. Sending a...

  • How to Use Food Coloring to Dye Plants

    Everyone knows that plants need water, but where does the water go? To answer this question, you can perform a simple experiment with flowers and food coloring. It is a kid-friendly activity with...

  • How to Fix My Fiberglass Tent Poles

    Tent poles are commonly constructed from fiberglass, which is a strong, durable material. Although fiberglass is a strong material, it can break or fracture. There are replacement poles that you...

  • How to Identify Soft Pine Tree Needles

    The pines are a genus of conifers well represented across much of the temperate and boreal world, and in some tropical mountains. A superlative collection of trees, they range from enormously tall...

  • How to Clean Bird Feeders With Bleach

    A bird feeder provides an excellent supplemental food source for wild birds. It can also attract a wide variety of birds depending on the type of seed that you use. One downside to bird feeding is...

  • How to Protect Yourself When Cleaning Bird Feeders

    Bird feeders should be cleaned every two weeks with a diluted bleach-and-water solution. The cleaning will help to protect birds from the spread of deadly diseases such as salmonellosis and...

  • How to Keep Black Birds Away From Bird Feeders

    Bird lovers can often become discouraged when they realize that their bird feeder is only attracting a hungry slew of blackbirds. Blackbirds are an aggressive type of bird that will indulge...

  • How to Extract Oil From Sandalwood

    Sandalwood oil is a highly prized oil that comes from the sandalwood trees that grow in Central and East Asia. Sandalwood oil is becoming more and more expensive each year because of dwindling...

  • How to Start Seedlings

    So, you want to try growing your own garden this year? There's nothing like eating fresh strawberries, lettuce or tomatoes from your own home. Perhaps vegetables or flowers? Save some money by...

  • How to Make a Wooden Weather Vane

    Take a drive in the country and you are sure to encounter farmhouses with rooster weather vanes perched atop their roofs or cupolas. Weather vanes were a folk art tradition that turned centuries...

  • How to Become a Junior Ranger at Acadia National Park

    Okay, plenty of people arrive here at acadia National Park each tourist season, but many come and go never knowing that they could have had their child or children take part in the junior ranger...

  • How to See Birds in Arizona

    People travel from around the world to watch birds in Arizona. The variety of habitats ensures an opportunity to see many different species, from tiny hummingbirds to California condors with...

  • How to Feed Deer Year Round

    In many areas across the country, the natural food supply is unable to keep up with the ever-expanding deer population. The result is a herd of deer that suffer malnutrition, stunted growth and...

  • How to Seam Seal a Canvas Tent

    Don't throw away your old canvas tent just yet. Sure it leaks a bit, but unless it's filled with holes like a wheel of Swiss cheese, you may still be able to get a few more miles out of it. ...

  • How to Keep Bird Baths Clean

    A bird bath can attract a wide variety of birds to your yard. If you want them to keep coming back, you will need to keep your bird bath free of insects, algae and bacteria. Ideally, bird baths...

  • How to Harvest Pond-Raised Fish

    The science of raising fish in a pond for harvest is known as aquaculture. The harvested fish are used for bait, food and pets for other farm ponds and small flower garden fishponds. After the...

  • How to Keep Snakes Out of Bird Nest Boxes

    Snakes are integral parts of the ecosystems they participate in and can manage rodent and other small animal populations around your yard. Nonetheless, they may pose a threat to birds nesting in...

  • How to Build a Bird Bath for Hummingbirds

    Hummingbirds enthrall us with their beauty and grace. It is amazing how such tiny creatures seem to contain all the energy of the world. It is only natural to want the very best environments to...

  • How to Identify an Avocado Tree

    Avocado trees produce a fruit many love to eat, use in multiple ways for food preparation, or use in treatments such as a face mask. As the fruit has become popular, more homeowners want to have...

  • How to Tricks for Catching Fish

    The best way to catch a fish, in my experience is with worms. People tell me all kinds of things you can use, from spinners to peanut butter, but I'm not buying it. I have done a lot of fishing,...

  • How to Place Bluebird Houses

    Many homeowners have birdwatching as a hobby. One of the most popular birds for watching is the bluebird. To encourage bluebirds, some birdwatchers build bluebird houses. To have the best chance...

  • How to Make a Water Filter Using Dirt

    Whether you're camping in your backyard or in the wilderness, knowing how to filter water using the resources around you can be of great use. Since humans can only live approximately two days...

  • How to Dry a Coconut Shell

    You can use a dried coconut shell as a decoration, a toy for a child's kitchen or other craft projects. After removing the coconut meat and milk, the shell will dry thoroughly in a few days. You...

  • How to Catch Nightcrawlers With Electricity

    Catching nightcrawlers for a day of fishing can be challenging if you go by traditional means of digging and sifting. You can expedite the process by using electricity to draw the nightcrawlers...

  • How to Test for the Presence of Hydrogen Gas

    Hydrogen gas is highly flammable, making it dangerous if left undetected. However, hydrogen gas is not only colorless and odorless, but is also neutral, meaning that is has no effect on pH...

  • How to Construct a Bluebird House

    Bluebirds are lovely birds related to the well-known American Robin. They have a beautiful song, and as insect eaters, they're important to the environment. Unfortunately, their numbers are...

  • How to Water Gardening for Beginners

    Want a water garden but don't know where to start? Water Gardening for Beginners will get you started on the right foot!

  • How to Teach Kids How to Build a Worm Farm

    Worm farming with kids can be an enjoyable and educational activity. Worm farms provide excellent material for plants in the garden because they are full of worm manure, or castings. A worm farm...

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