How to Make Your Backyard Cardinal Central

Kelsey Waddell
August 01, 2024

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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

What Do Cardinals Eat?

Northern cardinals are a favorite of wild bird watchers from the East Coast to the Great Plains, and many people who put out birdseed wonder how they can attract more of these beautiful red birds

www.wildbirdscoop.com/best-bird-seed-for-cardinals.html

Tip Of The Day

To attract cardinals to your backyard, consider providing a mix of sunflower seeds, safflower seeds, and millet in your feeders. Cardinals prefer platform feeders or feeders with large perches, and they appreciate a bit of shelter nearby, such as dense shrubs or trees, where they can feel safe while they eat.

Male vs Female Cardinals: Learn To Spot the Differences

Northern Cardinals are a beloved bird and a favorite sight in winter when these year-round residents dazzle backyard bird enthusiasts from snow-covered evergreens. The bright red male cardinals are practically synonymous with the holiday season.

www.wildbirdscoop.com/male-vs-female-cardinals.html

Quote Of The Day

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I hope you love birds too. It is economical. It saves going to heaven.

- Emily Dickinson

Until Next Time…

Thank you for spending some time with us today. Here’s to many delightful bird-watching moments in your backyard!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team