Crafting the Perfect Bird Feeding Routine

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Kelsey Waddell
April 01, 2025

Hello friends! Today, we're focusing on common bird feeding mistakes and how to avoid them to keep our feathered friends happy and healthy. Let's explore some useful tips and stories to enhance your birdwatching experience.

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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

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7 Mistakes Everyone Makes in Choosing Bird Feeders (and How to Avoid Them)

The last things you want when choosing a bird feeder are wasted money or anything that scares off your birds. With the help of my beginner birdwatcher list, I’ll make sure you choose a feeder

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Tip Of The Day

One common bird feeding mistake is offering food that has gone stale or moldy, which can harm birds. Regularly clean your feeders and replace old seeds and suet to ensure a healthy environment for your feathered visitors.

How To Attract Birds to a Window Feeder: Tips and Tricks

Window bird feeders seem to have grown in popularity in recent years, especially in light of research that has shown feeders placed close to windows actually reduce deaths from window collisions. Bird strikes are a

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Quote Of The Day

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Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished

- Lao Tzu

Until Next Time…

Thank you for spending time with us today. We hope these insights help you create a safer and more welcoming environment for the birds in your backyard.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team