Make Your Backyard a Birdwatching Hot Spot

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Kelsey Waddell
March 11, 2025

Hello friends! Today, we're diving into the art of attracting birds with birdhouses and feeders to make your backyard a lively haven. Let's explore some tips and stories to enhance your birdwatching experience.

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Stories Of The Day:

7 Mistakes Everyone Makes in Choosing Bird Feeders (and How to Avoid Them)

The last things you want when choosing a bird feeder are wasted money or anything that scares off your birds. With the help of my beginner birdwatcher list, I’ll make sure you choose a feeder

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Birdhouses Going Unused in Your Garden? Try This Advice

Getting birds nesting in your birdhouses can be a tricky business! First, you need to buy or build the right box with the ideal dimensions and design to attract the right types of birds, then

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Tip Of The Day

To attract a variety of birds, consider setting up multiple feeders with different types of seeds. Black-oil sunflower seeds are versatile and attract many species, while nyjer seeds are perfect for finches. Mixing up your offerings can transform your yard into a diverse bird haven.

18 Birds With Black Heads: A Fascinating Avian Exploration

Sometimes when you’re out birdwatching, you’ll see a new bird with a distinctive feature, yet you can’t identify it. Then you ruminate, wondering what it could be, until you turn to the internet for your

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Quote Of The Day

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Somewhere, a bird sings, and the world is not as dark as it seems.

- Lucy Christopher

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us today. We hope these insights inspire you to create a welcoming space for our feathered friends to thrive.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team