During a heatwave, everyone is advised to stay indoors and put on sunscreen if they go out. Many people actually work outside and have shared comments in chat. Always bring something to keep you cool and this includes water, sunglasses, hats and more items to bring shade. Pets are supposed to be kept indoors, especially dogs. However, people like to take their dogs out for midday walks!
What's more is plants and wild animals suffer too. Often these creatures come near the houses at night, but during a heatwave, they search for places to hide from the extreme sunlight, and they look for something to drink. You can help them by placing the following in your garden, back yard, balcony, window space, front door, flower boxes outside and even in parks.
Fresh food such as sliced fruits: grapes, apples, melons, pears. Also sliced cucumbers. Pick moist food instead of dry food.
Birds need something cool too. Don't put out fatty suet in shapes of balls and blocks, as these melt like chocolate. Instead bring non-melting suet cakes. They also will have mealworms, and the best are live ones for richness in nutrients.
What wildlife needs is a drink. Put small shallow dishes and trays of water out and clean bird baths. Make sure to clean the dishes each day to avoid germs. Leave places with wild growing grass and messy leaves to provide natural shade, which becomes small forests for tiny animals.
Advice: If you find tired bees struggling on the ground, give them a small amount of sugar water. Just remember to avoid using brown sugar.
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