Attract More Birds with This Trick!

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Kelsey Waddell
May 24, 2024

Good morning, bird lovers! I hope you're ready to add a little more knowledge and joy to your day with our latest birdwatching insights.

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Stories Of The Day:

What To Do With an Injured Bird: The Safest Approach

It's in the nature of compassionate people to help a bird that's been (or appears to be) injured – especially if that injury happened on our property. However, if you're worried about an injured bird,

www.wildbirdscoop.com/what-to-do-with-an-injured-bird.html

Is Red Dye Bad For Hummingbirds? Everything You Need to Know

Red dye is a popular food coloring used in everything from cake icing to sports drinks. It makes food look more appealing and can even enhance the flavor. We avid bird watchers can be desperate

www.wildbirdscoop.com/is-red-dye-bad-for-hummingbirds.html

Story Of The Day

In Mrs. Thompson's garden hung an old bird feeder that was largely ignored. Despite her best efforts, the local birds seemed unimpressed, until one day, a determined little chickadee visited. It took one peck, then flew away, only to return with a friend.

Word spread throughout the bird community, and by week's end, what once was the loneliest feeder in town had become the hottest spot on the block, bustling with winged patrons. It turned out all it needed was one discerning chickadee’s peck of approval.

Bird-Friendly Coffee Explained: Avian-Friendly Brews

Have you ever wondered about other ways of supporting birdwatching in your day-to-day life? With the bird-friendly coffee certificate, you can leave a positive impact by buying coffee! The only question is…does it actually help?

www.wildbirdscoop.com/bird-friendly-coffee.html

Feathered Faves

Quote Of The Day

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Watching a bird glide effortlessly through the air, one cannot help but aspire to such freedom and grace.

- Anonymous

Until Next Time…

That's all for today's edition. Keep listening for the songs and watching for the swoops and dives until our next note.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team