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Pat Sutton's Wildlife Garden

Educator, Naturalist, Author

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  • About
    • Pat Sutton
    • Clay Sutton
    • Our Wildlife Garden
    • Media
    • Other Writing
  • Lectures and Workshops
    • Unfolding of Pat Sutton’s Wildlife Garden
    • It is a Jungle Out There, Life & Death in the Wildlife Garden
    • How and When to Clean Up the Winter Wildlife Garden
    • Backyard Habitat
    • Pollinator Garden
    • Milkweeds for Monarchs
    • Seashore Gardening
    • Weeds for Wildlife
    • Shade Gardening with Natives
    • How to Make MESSY Look Good
    • Wildflower Meadow
    • No-Fuss Wildlife Pond
    • Dragonfly Primer
    • Invasive Plants
    • Landscape Design
    • Backyard Birds
    • Hummingbirds 101
    • Birds and Birding at Cape May
    • How to Spot Butterflies
    • How to Spot an Owl
    • How to Spot Hawks & Eagles
    • Hawks In Flight, 2nd Edition
    • Bird Studies at NEW Cape May
  • Upcoming Events
  • Our Books
  • Contact
  • Native Plant Resources
    • Some Sources of Native Plants
    • New Jersey’s Native Trees, Shrubs & Vines that are Beneficial to Birds
    • Gardening for Pollinators
    • Shade Gardening in the Mid-Atlantic
    • Lose the Lawn, Create a Meadow Instead
    • Gardening for Ruby-throated Hummingbirds
  • Join Pat’s Gardening Gang

Our Books

Birds and Birding at Cape May

Birds and Birding at Cape May

How to Spot Hawks and Eagles

How to Spot Hawks and Eagles

How to Spot Butterflies

How to Spot Butterflies

Hawks in FlightHawks in Flight

How to Spot an OwlHow to Spot an Owl

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