DIY For The Birds

Author

Kelsey Waddell
July 06, 2024

Hello birdwatching friends! We hope your July is soaring high and your backyards are bustling with avian activity. Today’s newsletter is all about fun and simple DIY projects to enhance your birdwatching experience and attract more beautiful birds to your sanctuary.

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Stories Of The Day:

DIY Window Bird Feeder Options – A Step-by-Step Guide

For countless backyard bird watchers, our birdfeeders bring us a lot of joy. There are so many varieties of feeders, like those that are designed for specific birds like orioles or hummingbirds. Or you could

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How to Make an Ice Bowl Bird Feeder: Simple DIY Tutorial

Keen birdwatchers will always be looking for new, fun ways to create and fill feeders, so they can see wild birds in their gardens up close. Below, we'll share one fun feeder idea that you

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Tip Of The Day

Consider making a DIY birdhouse using natural materials like untreated wood to attract nesting birds such as bluebirds, chickadees, and wrens. Ensure the birdhouse has proper ventilation, a sloped roof to keep out rain, and is placed in a quiet, shaded area to make it a cozy and safe spot for birds to raise their young.

How to Feed a Hummingbird Without a Feeder: Easy DIY Alternatives

A Hummingbird has arrived in your garden searching for some delicious nectar, but you don't have a nectar feeder to offer it the sweet liquid it needs! Never fear; you can still give your little

www.wildbirdscoop.com/how-to-feed-hummingbird-without-feeder.html

Quote Of The Day

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He who marvels at the beauty of the world in summer will find equal cause for wonder and admiration in winter.

- John Burroughs

Until Next Time…

Thanks for joining us today. May your DIY projects bring a chorus of chirps and joy to your backyard!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team