Attract And Identify Bluebirds with These Tips

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Kelsey Waddell
July 24, 2024

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Stories Of The Day:

Identifying 3 North American Bluebirds: Songs & Habitats

Bluebirds are favorites of birders across North America for many reasons, including their beautiful blue colors, recognizable songs, and the eastern bluebird’s comeback story in some parts of the continent. There are three species of

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How to Attract Bluebirds: 8 Effective Tips

I’ll be sharing the very best tips for attracting bluebirds to your backyard so that the bluebird of happiness can grace your garden every day.

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Story Of The Day

On a warm summer morning, little Emma set up her lemonade stand at the edge of her family's garden. As she waited for customers, she noticed a pair of robins tirelessly gathering twigs and grass. Intrigued, Emma quietly observed them for hours, watching as they meticulously built a nest in the crook of an old oak tree.

Throughout the summer, Emma felt a special connection to the robins, witnessing the hatching of tiny chicks and their first fluttering attempts at flight. The simple daily ritual of watching the robins brought Emma a sense of joy and wonder, reminding her of the beauty and resilience of nature.

Our Hand Feeding Birds Guide: A Nurturing Connection

We’ve all likely seen pictures online of songbirds eating out of people’s hands or watched someone open up an old bag of bread and offer it to pigeons or waterfowl. You may have even fed

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Quote Of The Day

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A bird is three things: Feathers, flight and song, and feathers are the least of these.

- Marjorie Allen Seiffert

Until Next Time…

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