Fall Flowers: A Lifeline for Hummingbirds

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Kelsey Waddell
November 21, 2024

Hello, fellow bird enthusiasts! As we delve into today's newsletter, let's explore the wonders of bird conservation and how we can all contribute to the preservation of our feathered friends. Plus, learn which fall-blooming flowers can support hummingbirds as they migrate.

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Stories Of The Day:

8 Bird Conservation Success Stories: Heartwarming Tales

Since 1970, habitat loss, destructive farming practices, and urbanization have caused the loss of around a quarter of North America’s entire bird population. Around the world, more than half of all birds are in decline.

www.wildbirdscoop.com/bird-conservation-success-stories.html

What Every Urban Birder Needs to Know About Habitat Loss

One of the most heartbreaking things about birding is realizing just how many wild birds we've already lost. Over the past century, habitat loss and urbanization have decimated wild bird numbers, and have even caused

www.wildbirdscoop.com/urban-habitat-loss.html

Tip Of The Day

To attract hummingbirds during the late fall and early winter months, consider planting late-blooming flowers such as Salvia or Mexican Sunflower. These provide vital nectar when other food sources are scarce, supporting migrating and overwintering hummingbirds.

Is It Worthwhile Killing Common Owls to Save the Spotted Owl

In November, the United States Fish & Wildlife Service announced possible plans that could include the removal of hundreds of thousands of barred owls to save a more at-risk species, the spotted owl. Understandably, this

www.wildbirdscoop.com/killing-common-owls-to-save-the-spotted-owl.html

Quote Of The Day

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Each species is a masterpiece, a creation assembled with extreme care and genius.

- E. O. Wilson

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us on this journey of discovery and conservation. Until next time, happy bird watching!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team