Attract More Birds with This Simple Tip

Author

Kelsey Waddell
June 28, 2024

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Stories Of The Day:

Can You Move a Birds Nest? How To Get Rid of a Birds Nest Without a Bird

When birds build a nest, they aren’t thinking about how their nest will affect humans or their property. They’re just looking for a safe place to put their nest to raise their young. Unfortunately, nests

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Bird Buddy Review: Our Insightful, In-Depth User's Guide

Bird Buddy, a smart bird feeder that includes an automatic camera, launched on Kickstarter to great fanfare in late 2020. Birdwatching is on the rise as a hobby. With more people spending time at home

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Tip Of The Day

Install a birdbath in your yard with fresh, clean water to attract a wide variety of birds. Make sure to change the water every couple of days, and consider adding a small fountain feature, as the sound of running water is particularly enticing to birds.

Feathered Faves

Do Hummingbirds Have Tongues? The Weird and Wild Truth!

Hummingbirds have long, pointy bills that they poke right up into flowers for nectar. Is that how they drink? Is the bill itself the straw that brings them all that sugary goodness? It turns out

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Quote Of The Day

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The earth does not belong to us; we belong to the earth.

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Until Next Time…

We hope today's newsletter has added a little extra sunshine to your bird-watching adventures. Thank you for being part of our community, and have a delightful day enjoying nature's splendor.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team