Spokane Healthy Yards
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    • Bumblebees
    • Butterflies
    • Birds
    • Owls, specifically
    • Dragonflies
    • Ladybugs
    • Ants
  • Plants
    • Perennials
    • Grasses
    • Native Shrubs
    • Native Plant basics
    • Cultivars
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    • Rethink Parking Strips
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    • Cats
    • Hedge-Rows
    • Leaf Blowers
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To protect owls, don't use poison to kill rats and mice. If you must use a snap trap, place it inside a bait box and under a shed or other location where birds can't accidentally get caught.

Night time is habitat for owls. Turn off outside lights. If you need lights for security, use a motion detector or a light that shines downward.
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  • Home
  • 7 Steps to a Healthy Yard
    • 7 Steps
    • Is your yard healthy?
  • Wildlife
    • Bumblebees
    • Butterflies
    • Birds
    • Owls, specifically
    • Dragonflies
    • Ladybugs
    • Ants
  • Plants
    • Perennials
    • Grasses
    • Native Shrubs
    • Native Plant basics
    • Cultivars
  • Inspiration
    • Rethink Beauty
    • Rethink Parking Strips
  • More
    • Climate
    • Brush Piles
    • Cats
    • Hedge-Rows
    • Leaf Blowers
    • Local Garden Shops
    • Tools
    • Resources
  • Contact