Caring For Birds in the Long Winter Months

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Kelsey Waddell
February 17, 2025

Hello, bird lovers! As winter's chill continues, we're here to share tips on how to care for our feathered friends and ensure they thrive in colder months.

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Stories Of The Day:

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One of our favorite things about bird watching is the changes that come with the seasons. It’s forever exciting to see hummingbirds arriving back in the spring, and flocks of finches returning to backyard feeders

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6 Best Winter Bird Feeders: Everything You Need To Know About These Feeders

Many birds leave us for the winter, following the shorter days to warmer locales. But there are those that stick it out with us for the dark, cold months of the year, brightening the dreary

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Tip Of The Day

During winter, provide high-energy foods like suet, peanuts, and sunflower seeds to help birds maintain their body heat. Additionally, ensure fresh water is available by using a heated birdbath to prevent freezing, which is crucial for their survival in cold weather.

What To Feed Birds in Winter: Full Guide for Bird Watchers

Perhaps the most important time to feed birds is when people put their feeders away during the winter months. During warmer months, birds have access to all sorts of insects, fruits, and seeds from natural

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Quote Of The Day

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No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn.

- Hal Borland

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us today. We hope these tips help bring warmth to your backyard and joy to your birdwatching adventures. Stay cozy and happy birdwatching!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team