Redefining Your Bird Feeder Setup

Author

Kelsey Waddell
October 28, 2024

Hello birdwatching friends! As we embrace the cool, colorful days of October, let's dive into some practical tips on setting up your bird feeders to welcome a variety of feathered friends to your backyard.

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Stories Of The Day:

10 of the Best Bird Feeder Poles for the Backyard

One day at the garden store, I saw a bird feeder pole on clearance and thought, "That might be perfect!" After all, it was quite a bargain, or so I thought. My instincts told me

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How to Make an Ice Bowl Bird Feeder: Simple DIY Tutorial

Keen birdwatchers will always be looking for new, fun ways to create and fill feeders, so they can see wild birds in their gardens up close. Below, we'll share one fun feeder idea that you

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Tip Of The Day

To attract a variety of birds to your feeders this season, try offering a mix of seeds, nuts, and suet in different types of feeders. Tube feeders are great for smaller seeds, platform feeders work well for larger mixed seeds, and suet feeders can attract insect-eating birds, providing energy-rich food as temperatures drop.

Do Hummingbirds Like Geraniums? Flowers That'll Attract These Birds!

Having a flower-filled garden is wonderful for hummingbirds. But not all flowers attract and benefit these birds equally. If you are looking for hummingbird-friendly flowers, geraniums will not be at the top of the list.

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Quote Of The Day

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The bird is powered by its own life and by its motivation.

- APJ Abdul Kalam

Until Next Time…

Thanks for spending a moment with us today to explore the joys of backyard birding. Wishing you a beautiful season filled with chirping visitors and peaceful moments.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team