A Wild Bird Oasis
Serving the community since 2003. We're right next to the Medford Lakes Post Office.
741 Stokes Rd. Medford, NJ 08055
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Ph# 609-654-6777
Tuesday through Friday 9:30 to 6:00
Saturday 9:30 to 5:30
Closed Sunday & Monday
Serving the community since 2003. We're right next to the Medford Lakes Post Office.
741 Stokes Rd. Medford, NJ 08055
MAP TO STORE
Ph# 609-654-6777
Tuesday through Friday 9:30 to 6:00
Saturday 9:30 to 5:30
Closed Sunday & Monday
It's been said "The wilderness holds all truth and wisdom."
Observing and appreciating the wildlife in your own environment is a
good way to begin understanding what all nature has to share. Feeding the
birds, providing water, and putting up nesting boxes helps them and
gives back a wonderful sense of joy, wonder and inspiration. Our
commitment to top quality seed will make a difference to your birds. Our
friendly service and top quality products will make a difference to you. Let us help you connect with the birds and other aspects of nature already calling you in your own yard
Our website is in the process of a makeover. New content additions are ongoing.
Last updated: 2/19/12 @ 2:55--> Bird of the Week, Nature in the News
A Wild Bird Oasis Latest Newsletter from 1/22/12
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Bird of the Week 2/20/12
The Eastern Towhee's song is often heard more than the bird is seen. This is symbolic of Towhee totem and the way it balances being silent and subdued with knowing when to be forthright and bold. Towhee has a lot to teach about staying grounded in order to manage all energies.
NATURE IN THE NEWS
(Trying to derive a lesson or at least a simple truth from recent headlines.)
2/19/12
Meet Plants' and Algae's Common Ancestor:
Future zoos to have woolly mammoths, tiger robots (start with the poo throwing gorilla)
Stonehenge inspired by illusions, archaeologist suggests (that would have to be some illusion to heft all those large stones)
2/13/12
Van Gogh exhibit is about nature as he saw it (if you've never been to a Van Gogh exhibit, GO!)
Study confirms what owners knew all along — your pet gets you (and they asked so little in return)
2/6/12
Why hunting and gathering makes us smarter and thinner (must be careful of getting too full of one's self)
Male spiders break off sex organ to boost paternity (the mother of necessity is obvious when the mother wants to eat you)
Hunter contracts rabies from a deer (like everything you never want, it's all about exposure)
2/4/12
Is Mother Nature toying with us? (flawed premise)
Bird life badly hit by nuclear fallout in Japan (pardon the downer but here's a canary in the coal mine story worth noting)
Why we'll never find an exoplanet like Earth (not that we could do anything about it if we did)
Bogue: Do birds have a sense of humor? (like people, some birds more than others)
Mild winter is the main reason why deer have been tougher to spot (some things are harder to find when you're looking for them)
(sometimes, nature is quite predictable)
Older Posts
(Trying to derive a lesson or at least a simple truth from recent headlines.)
2/19/12
Meet Plants' and Algae's Common Ancestor:
rimitive Organisms Not Always So Simple, Researcher Says ("primitive organisms are not always simple.")
Are ocean plankton the key ingredient that decides the future of Earth's climate?
Future zoos to have woolly mammoths, tiger robots (start with the poo throwing gorilla)
Stonehenge inspired by illusions, archaeologist suggests (that would have to be some illusion to heft all those large stones)
Sweden snow: Man 'survives two months trapped in car
2/13/12BIRD SEEN IN COUNTY IS A FIRST (a common Redpoll is prime red meat for birdwatchers
Britain calls on the world to put a price on nature (what's the value if it can't be shot, sold, eaten, traded, or controlled?)
NY college gathers experts to mull future of zoos (mull the future of academia instead)
More pets on puppy uppers, doggy downers? (if the kid's bad behavior can be medicated then why not the pooch's)
Markets cannot deal with nature (what do you want to bet that nature would say the feeling is mutual)
ENERGY: Birds big concern for solar project (all this clean energy is killer. literally)
2/9/12Children's Books Lack Nature References, Study Suggest (it comes down to priorities)
Van Gogh exhibit is about nature as he saw it (if you've never been to a Van Gogh exhibit, GO!)
Will Warm Winter Confuse Nature (it's hard to be confused when you live in the moment)
Is a bird the right pet for you? (never mind what's right for the bird)Study confirms what owners knew all along — your pet gets you (and they asked so little in return)
2/6/12
Why hunting and gathering makes us smarter and thinner (must be careful of getting too full of one's self)
Male spiders break off sex organ to boost paternity (the mother of necessity is obvious when the mother wants to eat you)
Hunter contracts rabies from a deer (like everything you never want, it's all about exposure)
2/4/12
Is Mother Nature toying with us? (flawed premise)
Bird life badly hit by nuclear fallout in Japan (pardon the downer but here's a canary in the coal mine story worth noting)
Anglers and bird-watchers share many traits and habit (patience and passion; two fine virtues)
2/3/12Why we'll never find an exoplanet like Earth (not that we could do anything about it if we did)
Bogue: Do birds have a sense of humor? (like people, some birds more than others)
Mild winter is the main reason why deer have been tougher to spot (some things are harder to find when you're looking for them)
(sometimes, nature is quite predictable)
Older Posts
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