Expert Tips To Attract More Woodpeckers

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Kelsey Waddell
September 15, 2024

Welcome to today's edition of our bird-watching newsletter! We're turning our attention to the fascinating world of woodpeckers today, sharing tips and stories to help you attract and appreciate these incredible birds in your own backyard.

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Stories Of The Day:

7 of the Best Woodpecker Feeders for Your Backyard

Woodpeckers are found all over the world - except for Australia and New Zealand, Madagascar, and the extreme polar North and South. These fascinating birds are especially popular with birders throughout North America, especially in

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14 Must-See Photos of Woodpeckers in Their Natural Habitat

Woodpeckers: their rhythmic tap is an unmistakable performance, and if you've ever stood still enough in the woods (or even your backyard), you might have been lucky enough to catch their performance live. For those

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Tip Of The Day

To attract woodpeckers to your backyard, provide a mix of suet, nuts, and berries in your feeders. Hanging a suet feeder near trees or placing it on a tree trunk can mimic their natural foraging habits and make your yard more inviting to these fascinating birds.

How to Attract Woodpeckers: Easy Steps for Birders

I can still vividly remember the thrill of watching woodpeckers turning up at our garden peanut feeders as a small boy. As some of the most endearing and entertaining of all wild birds, it's hardly

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Quote Of The Day

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Nature always wears the colors of the spirit.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us today. May your backyard be filled with the rhythmic tap-tap-tap of woodpeckers and the joy they bring.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team