u/Jaclyn_215

When you see them pecking at gravel or sandy areas this is why they’re doing that 🙂👍🪶

This is my original video | Central GA

•Central GA
•Pic 1 - Front yard is full sun. (West)
•Pic 2&3 - Backyard w/ bird feeders is morning sun, & filtered sun in afternoon. (North)

I live in an RV park. No in ground gardening allowed. A couple of my neighbors laid sod last year & it looks..not so great. Those w/ try laying grass seed see no success. I need advice bc I’m losing my sand & the yard looks blehh.

I have so many critters in my yard & don’t want to change up too much for them. A lot of the birds, lizards & butterflies actually use the sand. However we’ve lost so much of it in the past year & half at this site.

I do also clean up under the bird feeders everyday & some sand accidentally gets tossed in the waste bin, but not enough to be at the rate we’re losing sand.

I can also see some of the roots of the trees.

What recommendations/advice do you have to help spruce up my yard a bit? But also keep it habitat friendly for the animals. I get tons of birds & squirrels. Was told to try mulch clippings but it’s hot & humid here & we get hammered w/ rain. I’m afraid of it getting moldy. And I’m not a fan of full stone lots. TIA

Edit/add: we are required to maintain our yards. Such as weeding, & regularly removing leaves.