The Backyard Bird Hygiene Lowdown

Author

Kelsey Waddell
May 20, 2024

Good morning, fellow avian enthusiasts! Let’s dive into today’s bird-watching stories and tips.

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Stories Of The Day:

How To Clean Bird Feeders: Our Handy and Helpful Tips

Cleaning your bird feeders just isn't optional! When we decide to start feeding the birds in our backyard, we are taking on the responsibility of being a safe food source. When it comes to bird

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How To Clean a Bird Bath: A Detailed Cleaning Guide

Cleaning products are available for bird bath care on this page. Cleaning birdbaths can be quick and easy if you take the time to consider what a birdbath is made of before you purchase one.

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Tip Of The Day

To keep your feathered friends flocking to your backyard, ensure that your bird feeders and baths are cleaned regularly. A mix of one part bleach to nine parts water is an excellent solution for eliminating harmful bacteria; just make sure to rinse thoroughly with clean water afterward and let it air dry before refilling.

Do Hummingbirds Like Peonies: A Blossoming Affection

Not all flowers are popular with hummingbirds, including many that are extremely popular with gardeners across the globe. Roses, marigolds, and tulips are staples in gardens across places with ample hummingbirds, including North America, but

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Quote Of The Day

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The bird is powered by its own life and by its motivation.

- APJ Abdul Kalam

Until Next Time…

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- Wild Bird Scoop Team