Hank Turney
Total live articles: 5
Questions: 0
Answers: 0
I have been writing since high school as a member of the Quill and Scroll Society. Carrying my love of writing to college with course work in journalism I restarted their failed college newspaper before leaving for a position with a large manufacturing company. My writing background got me selected to write for the newly formed company newsletter. The newsletters purpose was to promote the concept of teamwork and lay the foundation for the effort to become ISO 9001 certified. Until 2004 my professional background was 18 years with this company. I was a supervisor in their northeast machining center and played a large part in improving workplace ergonomics. My training as a lead auditor in the companies ISO 9001 initiative helped in achieving their certification and elevated the company’s standard of quality to an international level. As an instructor for Development Dimensions International’s course on workforce empowerment I was able to organize a Workplace Design Team and as a team they exceeded all the ergonomic goals set by the company.
Recent Activity
Knowing what birds you want to attract will help you pick the right birdhouse. Adding nesting material nearby and putting the birdhouse in a safe place for the birds is important to their safety. A safe place to live and good food to eat, people aren't the only ones spending their lives searching. Everything you can do will help the wild birds that visit your garden.
You want your glass hummingbird feeders and decorative birdhouses to be more than lawn ornaments. Strategic placement and a watchful eye will make them effective and an enhancement to your yard and garden decor.
Both your glass hummingbird feeder and gazebo bird feeder need a certain level of basic care to maintain their appeal to your visiting birds. What goes in them is just as basic. Follow one simple rule; keep it simple. A short and sweet hummingbird nectar recipe and whats best for your platform feeder.
Bully birds don't have to win all the time. One simple bully bird defense and a well keep hummingbird feeder will keep the little hummers coming back for more. And for when you bird friends want to stay and raise a family, here are a few general guidelines that will help keep your birds safe and your unique birdhouses in good shape.
Some tips on feeding birds in the winter. Where to place or hang your birdfeeders and what to put in them. When choosing a birdhouse, what you will need to know before buying.
