Bird Shelter ad Weather Vane (Book Two, Card 28) In this bird house you can place food for them so that they can eat it in the air instead of coming to ground. This will keep safe the tiny birds from natural enemies. The bluebird is also noted for its proclivity for nesting in close …

Aerial Bird Diner (Book Two, Card 27) Dry gourds have long been used to make simple and effective birdhouses. Early Native Americans recognized that birds such as purple martins and bluebirds, as well as mosquitoes and gnats, were beneficial in reducing the amount of plant-harming insects. Martins were once prized on the homestead for keeping …

Indian Kiln (Book Two, Card 26) The most of Native American pottery producers choose dung-firing in outdoor kilns built around the pots, while some creative potters are familiar with and employ the electric kiln because of its greater predictability and the higher amount of pottery pieces that survive kiln-firing. Electric kilns use greater temperatures, which …