Does Feeder Color Matter to Birds?

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Kelsey Waddell
July 31, 2024

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Stories Of The Day:

Choosing the Best Colors To Attract Birds to Your Garden

Backyard birders are always looking for a leg up to attract more birds. We don’t know everything about what goes into attracting birds, and there are still some mysteries about what colors are best, but

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Is Red Dye Bad For Hummingbirds? Everything You Need to Know

Red dye is a popular food coloring used in everything from cake icing to sports drinks. It makes food look more appealing and can even enhance the flavor. We avid bird watchers can be desperate

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Tip Of The Day

Install a water feature like a birdbath or a small fountain in your yard to attract birds. Birds need water for drinking and bathing, especially during the hot summer months. Make sure to keep the water clean and fresh, and place the birdbath in a shady spot near some shrubs or trees to provide a quick escape from predators.

Watch This! Mother Bird Saves Her Babies From a Snake

The Circle of Life... it's not just a banger of a song from my 90's childhood- it's the way the natural world works, for better or for worse. Today, I stumbled upon a video that

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Quote Of The Day

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Every flower is a soul blossoming in nature.

- Gerard De Nerval

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us today. We hope your backyard is filled with the delightful sights and sounds of our feathered friends!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team