Natives: The Ultimate Bird Buffet

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Kelsey Waddell
April 28, 2024

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Stories Of The Day:

9 Landscaping Mistakes That Deter Birds (and How to Avoid Them)

All across North America, habitat loss is impacting wild birds. Urbanization, chemical agriculture, and desertification are all taking their toll, but so are the detrimental mistakes that homeowners make when landscaping their gardens. The good

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Hummingbird Moth vs Hummingbird: Don't Let Your Eyes Deceive You

The first time I saw a Hummingbird moth, I was absolutely convinced it was a hummingbird. My eyes got blurry as I stared intently at the strange hovering creature who was not quite a bird

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Tip Of The Day

When planning your garden landscape, consider incorporating native plants that grow naturally in your region. These plants not only thrive with minimal care but are also the best sources of food and shelter for local bird populations. By creating a habitat with native flora, you're setting the stage for a vibrant birdwatching haven right in your backyard. Birds are naturally attracted to these plants and will frequent your garden, bringing it to life with their presence and songs.

Bird Symbolism in Paintings – An Artistic Side to Birding

Birdwatching is not only a way to become connected with the world around you, but a form of artistic expression. Bird symbolism is a fascinating topic with thousands of years of history. As a painter

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Quote Of The Day

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If you wish to know the divine, feel the wind on your face and the warm sun on your hand.

- Buddha

Until Next Time…

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