Inviting More Bird Species

Kelsey Waddell
February 02, 2025

Hello, bird-loving friends! Today, we're excited to share tips and stories to help you attract a diverse range of birds to your backyard, making it a lively haven all year round.

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Stories Of The Day:

5 Cardinal Bird Feeding Mistakes Everyone Makes (and How to Avoid Them)

Are you thinking of dedicating your next few birding sessions to cardinals? Just make sure you don't accidentally drive them away with common cardinal bird feeding mistakes! With their brilliant plumage and iconic song, it’s

www.wildbirdscoop.com/cardinal-feeding-mistakes.html

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

www.wildbirdscoop.com/best-video-bird-feeder.html

Tip Of The Day

To attract a wider variety of birds to your backyard, provide multiple types of feeders and food. For instance, use a mix of tube feeders with sunflower seeds, platform feeders with nuts and fruits, and suet feeders for high-energy treats, catering to different species and feeding preferences.

Rare Birds in the US: Unveiling the Nation’s Best-Kept Secrets

Ask any birdwatcher about their most memorable moments of birdwatching and they're bound to mention spotting a rare species. Whether you’re peering into a marshland in the hope of spotting an endangered blackbird or sparrow

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Quote Of The Day

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Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us in our birding adventures. We hope these insights inspire you to create a welcoming space for all our feathered friends. Until next time, happy bird watching!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team