Take a satellite dish, turn it parallel to the ground, fill it with water, you have a fine redneck birdbath!

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Make A Redneck Birdbath: Haiku

ByDavid Kuhns October 13, 2019October 14, 2019

Old satellite dish,/
turned skyward, filled with water:/
Fine redneck birdbath.

Nature Haibun -- Prose + Haiku

Finding the Last Late Season Blueberries: Haibun
ByDavid Kuhns July 28, 2019August 10, 2019

Picking Redux: The Last of the Late Season Blueberries It was, they said, too late in the season to find even the last of the late season blueberries. For weeks, pickers and birds had scoured the field for the small, blue bursts of anti-oxidants and health and taste. OH! The taste! Our house chef was…

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Cheap Chicken Coop, Free Fowl, First Farm-Fresh Food: Lessons Learned Setting Up Chicken Coop
ByDavid Kuhns April 4, 2019April 10, 2019

Chickens Incoming! We did it! A few months ago I found (Facebook Marketplace) an old, sturdy, used, well-built hen house and run for $50 (and the guy delivered it!). Then we asked around, and got 4 laying silkies (hens) from friends of ours who needed to trim their flock (I like free!). We went over…

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Planting Rainy Day Perspective Change
ByDavid Kuhns March 19, 2018March 27, 2018

It always strikes me as strange when folks say they can’t work in the rain. I’m learning that people in different parts of the country have very different perspectives on working in the rain. I lived in Seattle for nearly three decades. What happens when you have plans to work in the yard in Seattle…

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Identifying Plants In Our Yard
ByDavid Kuhns May 9, 2018June 10, 2018

Identifying plants — especially native ones — can be a somewhat difficult process, especially if you’ve moved (as I have) to a bio-zone different from where you’ve lived before. I was talking about this issue with my brother Gene, out in Washington State. He’s gotten very good at identifying native plants on Vashon Island, where…

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Missing Wildflowers: Nature Haiku
ByDavid Kuhns July 2, 2019August 21, 2019

Folks look at my yard/ and see lots of grass to mow./ They miss wildflowers.

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Canoeing West Chickamauga Creek – Nature Bathing
ByDavid Kuhns August 4, 2022August 4, 2022

Canoeing, kayaking, floating, swimming — I was born to be on the water. Lucky us: We LIVE on West Chickamauga Creek, the boundary between Walker County and Catoosa County in Northwest Georgia. Our 6-acre Spirit Tree Farms property is across the creek from the #ChickamaugaNationalMilitaryPark (actually in the Southeast corner of the park, where there’s a…

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