Feathers & Twigs: Nesting Season's Here!

Kelsey Waddell
April 16, 2024

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Stories Of The Day:

Do Hummingbirds Eat Fruit? What Kind and How Much!

We all know that hummingbirds love sugar. These carb-burning machines have insane energy requirements and refuel in any way they can. They even travel across entire continents in the search for their next sugar rush!

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Where To Hang Hummingbird Feeder: The Ultimate Guide

Hummingbird Feeders: The When, Where, and Why of Placement Where to hang your hummingbird feeder? It can be a difficult question to answer. Where to Hang Your Hummingbird Feeder? Hummingbird feeders must be placed first

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Tip/Story Of The Day

As we enter the nesting season, consider leaving natural materials in your yard that birds can use to build their nests. Soft grass clippings and small twigs can help our feathered architects construct their cozy homes. Skip items like string, yarn, or dryer lint. The chemicals in these items can be unsafe for birds, and they’re perfectly skilled at using natural materials!

Can Birds Eat Sunflower Seeds? Choosing the Best Type

Sunflowers are beautiful flowers to grow in your garden and a favorite flower for many. But are the seeds a good food for birds? Can birds eat sunflower seeds, do they like them, and is

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Quote Of The Day

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Like a duck on the water's surface, ruffling the water noisily, but underneath, paddling away very quietly, I want to seem relaxed and as though it was all easy and down-hill, but the truth is, it's all up-hill and very hard-going.

- Roald Dahl

Until Next Time…

Thanks for letting us be a part of your birdwatching journey until tomorrow's feathered tales arrive.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team