Build a Welcoming Home for Cardinals

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Kelsey Waddell
November 02, 2024

Hello fellow bird enthusiasts! As the leaves continue to fall, we’re thrilled to bring you a glimpse of the striking beauty and charm of cardinals in today’s newsletter.

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Stories Of The Day:

5 Cardinal Bird Feeding Mistakes Everyone Makes (and How to Avoid Them)

Are you thinking of dedicating your next few birding sessions to cardinals? Just make sure you don't accidentally drive them away with common cardinal bird feeding mistakes! With their brilliant plumage and iconic song, it’s

www.wildbirdscoop.com/cardinal-feeding-mistakes.html

Can you ID these birds that look like cardinals?

Have you ever gotten excited about spotting a cardinal in the distance...only to realize that it's a different bird altogether? Even though cardinals are recognizable in pictures, art, and home décor, it's an easy mistake

www.wildbirdscoop.com/birds-that-look-like-cardinals.html

Tip Of The Day

To attract cardinals to your backyard, consider planting dense shrubs or small trees like dogwood or juniper. These provide excellent cover for nesting and protection, making your yard more inviting to these vivid red visitors.

Experience the Charisma of Cardinals Through 21 Brilliant Photos

Spotting a cardinal in my yard never gets old, even if I see them every day! There's something so striking about their bright red color, and they're equally beautiful in any season. Framed against green

www.wildbirdscoop.com/cardinal-photos.html

Quote Of The Day

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Birds teach us something very important: To whatever heights you rise, there will always be a friend waiting for you back on Earth.

- Neelam Saxena Chandra

Until Next Time…

We hope you found today’s stories and tips an enjoyable addition to your bird-watching routine. Until next time, may your feeders be full and your sightings plentiful.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team