Birdwatcher Conservation Wins

Kelsey Waddell
April 12, 2024

Good morning fellow avian enthusiasts! It's a fine day to peek into the lives of our feathered friends, so let's dive into today's chirpy updates and stories.

If you haven’t already, follow us on Facebook for beautiful bird photos, tips on how to attract more birds to your yard, and much more!

Stories Of The Day:

8 Bird Conservation Success Stories: Heartwarming Tales

Since 1970, habitat loss, destructive farming practices, and urbanization have caused the loss of around a quarter of North America’s entire bird population. Around the world, more than half of all birds are in decline.

www.wildbirdscoop.com/bird-conservation-success-stories.html

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.

www.wildbirdscoop.com/cleaning-bird-baths.html

Tip Of The Day

Water is a critical resource for birds, especially in urban areas where natural sources may be scarce. By adding a simple bird bath or a dripping water feature to your garden, you can provide a vital drinking and bathing spot for birds, which can be a lifeline during the dry months and also offer delightful bird-watching opportunities.

Do Bluebirds Mate for Life? The Facts You Didn’t Know!

There are a lot of birds that mate for life, but what about bluebirds? Do any of the bluebirds in North America mate for their entire lifetime? The answer is yes...sort of. Bluebird mating habits

www.wildbirdscoop.com/do-bluebirds-mate-for-life.html

Quote Of The Day

❝

A walk in nature walks the soul back home.

- Mary Davis

Until Next Time…

Thanks for sharing a moment of your day with us. We hope your hearts are aflutter with the joy that our winged companions bring.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team