Beyond Basics: Attract More Hummingbirds

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Kelsey Waddell
June 29, 2024

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Stories Of The Day:

Birdwatching for Beginners: A Handy Guide Full of Great Tips

The number of people enjoying bird watching increased significantly starting in 2020. New documentary TV shows like Extraordinary Birds with Christian Cooper have only brought this hobby even more into the spotlight. This means more

www.wildbirdscoop.com/bird-watching-for-beginners.html

The 8 Best Bird Baths For Your Backyard

Placing a water bath or fountain in the yard to attract visiting birds has been practiced worldwide by countless cultures. In Japan, water is one of the three main elements of a traditional zen garden.

www.wildbirdscoop.com/bird-baths.html

Tip Of The Day

To attract more hummingbirds to your garden, consider planting a variety of brightly colored, tubular flowers such as bee balm, trumpet vine, and fuchsia. These flowers provide a natural source of nectar and are a favorite among hummingbirds.

The 5 Best Bird Feeders for Small Birds – Our Choices!

Small birds are under attack. No, not by hawks or cats (although those threats are real), but by the big bullies of the bird world - the crows, jays, and ravens. These larger bully birds

www.wildbirdscoop.com/best-bird-feeders-for-small-birds.html

Quote Of The Day

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Every bird, every tree, every flower reminds me what a blessing and privilege it is just to be alive.

- Marty Rubin

Until Next Time…

Thank you for spending a part of your day with us. May your backyard be filled with the vibrant chirps and flutters of our beautiful feathered friends.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team