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Garden Wildlife
Bamboo Border Butterfly Garden Children's Garden Healers' Garden Honeysuckle Border Leyland Cypress Border Remembrance Garden: High-Tech Torture Remembrance Garden: Mind Control Remembrance Garden: Slavery Remembrance Garden: Torture Right-of-Way Border Rose Garden Wildlife in the garden
Wildlife discovered in the garden - click on any name to learn more.
Barred Owls - a male and female call to each other at night in nearby wooded areas. Occasionally at night, they perch in or near the garden while searching for food. Some locals think that the sound of their calls to each another, echoing through the woods, is romantic. Bluebirds - five bluebird boxes have been installed in the garden. All are regularly used. Cardinals - usually spend the winter in the garden and nearby woods. Chipmunks - small, fast-moving, live in holes in the ground. Five-lined Skinks - harmless, fast-moving little lizards with blue tails. Prefer staying beneath rocks. Hawks - stay high in the more established trees in and near the garden. Call out to each other every day. Hummingbirds - the "humming" made by their fast-moving wings can be mistaken for large bees. Little Brown Bats - harmless to humans, help with nighttime mosquito control. Feed on insects attracted to lights. Occupy a bat house installed by the Sullivans in nearby woodland area. Opossums - furry animals come out at night. Live in trees. "Play dead" if discovered, move quickly when perceived danger is gone. Rabbits - every year, a fuzzy hole is found somewhere in the garden that contains baby rabbits. Raccoons - like the opossums, come out at night from nearby woods. Robins - seasonal visitors. Love looking for worms after a good rain. Snowy egrets - occasionally perch in the trees, fly from nearby Tennessee River. Squirrels - live in nests they build high in nearby hardwood trees. Thrive on acorns and start new oak seedlings each year.. White-tailed deer - visit the garden each day on their way across the road. Have not eaten any of the garden plants. Sometimes leave small piles of scat. Live in nearby woodland area. Wild turkeys - occasional visitors in the fall.
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Emergency contacts and resources
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Charities of East Tennessee, Inc. Children's Focus
Adolescent Services: Family Help in Tennessee The
Partnership Survival
Necessities Assistance USA
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