The Canadian Wildlife Federation has lots of useful tips for seasonal gardening.  Here is what you should be doing in the winter! As the snow piles up, you gaze out the window from a cozy armchair. You observe the behaviours of winter birds as they indulge in the dried seed heads you’ve left for them in your garden. Cardinals, blue jays and cedar waxwings visit your yard, and you delight in their vibrant plumage. Although at times you may not see any wild activity, you know that other creatures are braving the winter from the plentiful signs they leave us. Nibbled branches from deer browse on eastern white cedar, dark pellets in the white snow from a snowshoe hare, the