Our Favorite Feeders and More

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Kelsey Waddell
July 25, 2024

Hello, dear bird watchers! As we gather for another delightful day, let's dive into some fascinating tips and heartwarming stories to make your backyard bird-watching experience even more magical.

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Stories Of The Day:

7 Bird Feeder Types: How To Pick The Right Kind For Your Yard

The main goal of many bird watchers is to see more birds and to keep them around for as long as possible. One of the top ways to accomplish this goal is by choosing the

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Do Hummingbirds Like Hydrangeas? (+ Other Related FAQs)

If you’ve seen hummingbirds hovering hungrily around your hydrangea flowers, you may be wondering - do hummingbirds feed on hydrangeas? The answer is Yes! Hummingbirds do like hydrangeas. However, not all types of hydrangea are

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Tip Of The Day

You can attract more birds to your backyard by setting up a natural feeding station. Choose a sheltered spot in your garden and scatter seeds on the ground or in low feeders. Include different kinds of seeds like sunflower, millet, and cracked corn to cater to various bird species. Adding an old log or a flat stone can also provide a natural platform for birds to perch while they eat.

Birds That Can Eat Upside Down? Unique Feeding Habits

Whether you're a birder or have pet birds on your own, you may wonder: which species of birds can eat upside down? The answer is, quite a few of them! Some birds have specially adapted

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Quote Of The Day

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To sit in the shade on a fine day and look upon verdure is the most perfect refreshment.

- Jane Austen

Until Next Time…

Thank you for spending part of your day with us. Here's to many happy moments spent in the company of our feathered friends.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team