About a month ago, our little family farm applied to become a Certified Wildlife Habitat through the State of Washington. We're so pleased to announce that the farm has been accepted, and we've since received a sign to hang outside. By doing this, we are committing to following guidelines to improve habitat and help nature thrive. We started in that direction simply because we love nature and are excited to see so many pollinators, birds, and wild animals on and around the farm. Plants, animals, birds, pollinators, insects, and other living organisms that live in this world need healthy places to live. As we've begun following some of the steps to make our land more inviting to the birds, pollinators, and animals, we've seen a greater variety of creatures and in greater numbers. Our most recent purchase was a birdbath for the front yard. It took a few days for the birds to start using it. The most unusual birds to make use of it so far are some crows. I wish I had my p...