Garden Secrets for Birdwatchers

Kelsey Waddell
April 08, 2024

Good morning fellow bird enthusiasts,

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Stories Of The Day:

How to Feed a Hummingbird Without a Feeder: Easy DIY Alternatives

A Hummingbird has arrived in your garden searching for some delicious nectar, but you don't have a nectar feeder to offer it the sweet liquid it needs! Never fear; you can still give your little

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The Best Window Bird Feeders for Up-Close Birdwatching

Much of the fun of bird watching is bringing birds closer to you so you can enjoy them, and it doesn’t get much closer than a window bird feeder. These feeders suction to your windows

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Tip Of The Day

Create a natural feeding station for hummingbirds by planting nectar-rich flowers in red and purple hues, which are especially attractive to them. Consider Lobelia, Petunias, or Bee Balm, which not only provide food but also add a splash of color to your garden. Plus, they're a lovely complement to any window bird feeder, offering both sustenance and beauty for our feathered friends.

The Best Potted Flowers to Attract Hummingbirds

As kids, hummingbirds were like magic. They’d float effortlessly above the flower beds in the garden, fluttering their wings so fast that they’d disappear to the naked eye. How’d they do it? What kind of

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Quote Of The Day

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Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own.

- Charles Dickens

Until Next Time…

May your day be filled with unexpected moments of beauty!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team