Plant These Blooms for Bird-Watching Bliss

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Kelsey Waddell
September 24, 2024

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Stories Of The Day:

Perennials That Attract Birds: Avian-Friendly Delights

Perennials are plants that survive through the winter and return year after year. While annuals need to be replanted every year, which opens up opportunities for cold-weather gardeners since plants just need to survive the

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Top Shrubs That Attract Birds: Enhance Your Garden Wildlife

A solid layer of shrubs can be very beneficial to your backyard, especially when you choose the right shrubs to attract birds and other wildlife. Below your yard’s tall trees and above the grass and

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Tip Of The Day

Consider planting native flowers like Bee Balm, Cardinal Flower, and Trumpet Vine in your garden to attract hummingbirds and other nectar-loving birds. These flowers not only provide essential nutrients but also create a vibrant, pollinator-friendly habitat that birds find irresistible.

Choosing the Best Colors To Attract Birds to Your Garden

Backyard birders are always looking for a leg up to attract more birds. We don’t know everything about what goes into attracting birds, and there are still some mysteries about what colors are best, but

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Quote Of The Day

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He who marvels at the beauty of the world in summer will find equal cause for wonder and admiration in winter.

- John Burroughs

Until Next Time…

We hope you enjoyed today’s floral insights and birding tales. Until next time, keep your gardens vibrant and your bird feeders full!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team