Full Bellies at Your Backyard Bird Feeder

Kelsey Waddell
June 16, 2024

Welcome to today's edition of our bird-watching newsletter! As we dive into the wonderful world of bird feeders, we hope to provide you with useful tips and heartwarming stories that enhance your backyard birding experience.

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Stories Of The Day:

Our Hand Feeding Birds Guide: A Nurturing Connection

We’ve all likely seen pictures online of songbirds eating out of people’s hands or watched someone open up an old bag of bread and offer it to pigeons or waterfowl. You may have even fed

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The 2 Best Video Bird Feeders We'd Actually Buy

The newest craze in bird feeding is automated camera feeders that take photos of your feathered friends as they appear at the feeder. The quality of small cameras has vastly improved in recent years, leading

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Feathered Faves

😔 Habitat Loss and What it Means For Birds
📸 The Bird Feeder Camera We Use At Home
😍 You Have to See This Bird’s Mating Dance!

Story Of The Day

In a quaint suburban area, there lived a retired teacher named Mrs. Bennett who had a passion for bird watching. Her backyard was an avian paradise with feeders of all shapes and sizes.

One morning, she noticed a tiny, bluebird always struggling to reach the seeds from a tall tube feeder. Feeling sympathetic, she set up a small, low platform feeder filled with a mix of fruits and seeds.

The very next day, the little bluebird was the first to visit the new feeder, chirping joyfully.

Mrs. Bennett couldn't help but smile, her heart warmed by the sight of her new feathered friend, and feeling grateful that even the smallest actions can make a big difference in life's smallest creatures.

What Blue Jays Love to Eat: Uncover Their Feeding Secrets

Blue jays are renowned for being clever corvids, ever eager to cease upon their next snack, but which food is their favorite? In the wild, blue jays are known to feed on fruits, insects, and

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Quote Of The Day

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Nature always wears the colors of the spirit.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Until Next Time…

Thanks for spending time with us today. We look forward to sharing more bird-watching adventures with you soon.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team