Feathered Friends: Ensuring Their Safety

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Kelsey Waddell
March 28, 2024

Hello bird lovers! Let's nestle into the latest feather-filled news and discover ways to make our backyards a bird's paradise.

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Stories Of The Day:

Epic Hummingbird Rescue Video to Warm Your Heart

There are a lot of depressing headlines in the news, so it's good for your health to check out positive stories, too. This heartwarming hummingbird rescue is both touching and an opportunity to learn about

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How to Photograph Hummingbirds: Get Stunning Images

As a lover of photography and birding, photographing hummingbirds is one of the most exciting challenges around. My interest was immediately captured by this fantastic video from an expert bird photographer. Hummingbirds are particularly tricky

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Tip Of The Day

To ensure your yard is a safe haven for hummingbirds and other avian visitors, consider adding a few bird-safe features. Place decals or bird tape on large windows to prevent collisions, keep domestic pets indoors or supervise them when outside, and avoid the use of harmful pesticides that birds may ingest through insects or plants.

How Do You Keep Hummingbird Feeder From Freezing?

Hummingbird feeders filled with a sugar-water solution can be a great addition to a hummingbird-friendly space. These are commonly placed outside only over the warmest months, whereas hummingbirds are present during the summer months alone.

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Quote Of The Day

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Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.

- Gary Snyder

Until Next Time…

We hope today's edition has inspired you to keep your garden both welcoming and safe for our winged companions. Remember, the smallest act of kindness can lead to the most delightful encounters.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team