Cold? Let's Look Ahead to Spring!

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Kelsey Waddell
January 06, 2025

Hello, fellow bird enthusiasts! As we cozy up during these winter days, let's look ahead to spring and explore how to create a bird-friendly garden that will attract a delightful array of feathered visitors.

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Stories Of The Day:

9 Landscaping Mistakes That Deter Birds (and How to Avoid Them)

All across North America, habitat loss is impacting wild birds. Urbanization, chemical agriculture, and desertification are all taking their toll, but so are the detrimental mistakes that homeowners make when landscaping their gardens. The good

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8 Simple Habits of People Who Have a Thriving, Bird-Friendly Backyard

A bird-friendly backyard doesn’t have to be a massive undertaking. Most improvements you can make with a few minor adjustments or implementing regular habits. Likewise, some improvements cost a little time and money, yet bring

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Tip Of The Day

Start planning your garden now by selecting native plants that bloom in spring to attract a variety of birds. Consider adding berry-producing shrubs and seed-bearing flowers to provide natural food sources and shelter.

Backyard Bird Gardens: Plants and Landscaping Ideas to Attract More Birds

People always talk about creating a garden that’s pollinator-friendly, you know, something suited for the bees and butterflies that’s full of colorful flowers.  But what about birds? I get it, it’s easy to associate flowers

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Quote Of The Day

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To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.

- Audrey Hepburn

Until Next Time…

Thanks for spending time with us today. We hope you’re inspired to start planning your spring garden for the birds. Until next time, happy birdwatching and gardening!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team