A Five-Star Feast For Your Hummingbirds

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Kelsey Waddell
June 10, 2024

Your backyard hummingbirds deserve the best! That’s why today’s issue is focused on helping you create the perfect environment for hummingbirds. From DIY nectar to common feeder mistakes, it’s all inside today’s Daily Bird.

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Stories Of The Day:

Hummingbird Food Calculator + DIY Nectar Recipe & Tips

Hummingbird Nectar Calculator Milliliters Ounces Calculate We, avid bird watchers, adore the graceful presence of hummingbirds in our gardens. Their dipping, diving, and fluttering capture our attention and our hearts. So, naturally, we want to

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10 Common Hummingbird Feeding Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)

Hummingbird feeding mistakes mean the difference between a bountiful birding session and a sad, quiet backyard. Fortunately, these mistakes are easy to avoid with a little practice. While you may know of common issues like

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Tip Of The Day

Keep Your Hummingbird Feeders Clean: To prevent mold and harmful bacteria from forming, regularly clean your hummingbird feeders every 3-5 days, especially in hot weather. Use a mixture of one part white vinegar to four parts water, or simply use hot water and mild soap, ensuring you rinse thoroughly to leave no residue.

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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Quote Of The Day

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Happiness is like a bird; it settles upon us when we least expect it.

- Anonymous

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us today and for your continued dedication to our hummingbird friends. Until next time, happy bird watching and feeder filling!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team