hiya
do you recall how you got the ground part of your garden to turn black? tia xx

Wow you are close by. I am in san francisco. It is not often I meet another fairy who lives so close.

here's a whole list of adult birds....
MallardWoodpecker
RoadrunnerSinging Bush Lark
Australian King ParrotOstrich
Yellow WagtailWren
Bee EaterKiwi
KingfisherMagpie
Pair of MagpiesFlamingo
Peace DoveGriffin
PhoenixCardinal
Ping-PonguinPair of Lovebirds
Snowy OwlMacaw
ToucanCassowary
StorkPeacock
PelicanRobin
CrowCrane
JackdawGhostly Mallard
Festive MallardAntillean Crested Hummingbird
Swallow Tailed HummingbirdBroad Billed Hummingbird
Violet Headed HummingbirdViolet Sabrewing Hummingbird
Saw Billed HummingbirdBlossomcrown Hummingbird
Blue JayChickadee
WaxwingChaffinch
NightingaleOriole
CuckooBeautiful Swan
Albino KiwiGolden Hen
Summer MallardZombie Mallard
King PenguinPuffin
Elf MallardPuffin (Underwater)
King Penguin (Underwater)Barn Owl
Long-Eared OwlBirthday Dodo
The DodoThe Lory

regular ducks, summer ducks, winter ducks, zombie ducks, etc...and Macaws...all kind of critters, but the ducks/Macaws are the fastest

I like summer mice because you can get a lot of points and build up nests, and no need for mushrooms!

TREE MAKING

1.  Streamers - Every 5th.
     a.  Robin
     b.  Festive Field Mouse

2.  Garlands - Every 5th
      a.  Cardinals
      b.  Festive White Mouse

3.   Gifts - Every 5th
      a.  Snowy Owl
      b.  Rudolph

4.   Baubles - Every 5th
      a.  Arctic Fox
      b.  Reindeer

5.   Large Gifts - Every 5th w/Santa
     Snowman
     a.  Elf Field Mouse
     b.  Elf White Mouse
     c.  Elf Pygmy Mouse
     d.  Elf Mallard

6.  Lights - Every 5th w/ Snowman
     a.  Festive Pygmy Mouse
     b.  Festive Mallard
     c.  Arctic Hare

* Do Lights last or streamers, depending on what you think is important.  the solid light patterns blink solidly and change tones evenly with the other solids.

Hi - I copied this from an old thread some time ago so worth a try but if I remember correctly it worked for some but not others....
On a Mac to Inspect Element Press CMD   ALT   i then hover on a pot and it will show you the number. I don't think the plus sign shows on the forums so it's CMD plus ALT plus i

I forgot this part - and it’s something I had to research: you may need to enable “inspect element” on your Mac laptop/desktop.

A quick Google search - something like “How to enable inspect element on a Mac using Chrome” or whatever browser you use should bring up the steps for you.

You CAN get pot IDs on a Mac Laptop/Desktop (not the iPad or iPhone).

I don’t use the steps listed earlier in the forum thread with the Command/Alt buttons (BTW on a Mac the “Alt” button is the “Option” button). I personally couldn’t get that to work for me.

This is what works for me on a Mac desktop/laptop and using Chrome as my browser:
In storage, go to the pot you want to check.
Hover over a pot for the “use” or “discard” options.
Over the “use” option, press down in a right click (2 fingers on the trackpad). Do not release.
When you press down in the right click, a drop down menu should come up have an “inspect” option.
While still pressing down, drag your two fingers, to highlight the inspect option, then release.

That should choose the inspect option and a large window will pop up. You should see a highlighted section with the pot number in parentheses or brackets. The last number is the one that determines if the poinsettia will be red (0-5)  pink (6-7) or white (8-9).

The steps are almost the same to check the pot ID in the garden except you hover over the plant, then hover over “Water” then right

Try to avoid additional plants that attract wildlife to fruit.  If you have too much competition, the lowest value wildlife will always come first, and your critters will be few and far between.  It’s better to have plants that attract animals to veggies or bird mix instead.