Pure Nectar, Pure Joy

Author

Kelsey Waddell
May 12, 2024

Hey, bird-watching friends! Let’s dive into another day of birdwatching bliss with our latest nest-full of news and tips.

If you haven’t already, follow us on Facebook for beautiful bird photos, tips on how to attract more birds to your yard, and much more!

Feathered Faves

Stories Of The Day:

Oriole Nectar Recipe: Attract Birds Like a Pro

Orioles are some of the most colorful birds on the continent, so it’s hardly surprising that people are looking for more ways to attract them. Instead of feeding on bird seed or nuts, however, orioles

www.wildbirdscoop.com/oriole-nectar-recipe.html

How to Feed a Hummingbird Without a Feeder: Easy DIY Alternatives

A Hummingbird has arrived in your garden searching for some delicious nectar, but you don't have a nectar feeder to offer it the sweet liquid it needs! Never fear; you can still give your little

www.wildbirdscoop.com/how-to-feed-hummingbird-without-feeder.html

Tip/Story Of The Day

DIY nectar for hummingbirds is simple and healthy: mix 1 part white sugar with 4 parts water. Boil the mixture for 1-2 minutes to inhibit bacterial growth, then let it cool before filling your feeders. And remember, no need to add red dye as it could be harmful to our tiny friends—it's the red feeder that attracts them, not the color of the nectar!

14 Birds That Look Like Blue Jays: The Ultimate Bird Guide

Blue jays are familiar birds for many across the Eastern United States – so much so that some may assume they are looking at a jay when they are looking at different types of birds

www.wildbirdscoop.com/birds-that-look-like-blue-jays.html

Quote Of The Day

❝

Birds are the first and the simplest creators of music.

- Olivier Messiaen

Until Next Time…

We hope today's newsletter adds a little extra bird song to your step and inspires your backyard endeavors.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team