Simple Tips to Support Bird Migration

Kelsey Waddell
December 26, 2024

Hey there, bird-loving friends! As birds embark on their incredible migrations, let’s chat about how we can lend a helping hand and make our backyards a cozy stopover for these amazing travelers.

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Tip Of The Day

During migration season, provide a variety of food sources to support traveling birds. Offer a mix of seeds, suet, and fresh water to help them refuel and hydrate on their long journeys.

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Quote Of The Day

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The natural world is the refuge of the spirit, remote from the noise and turmoil of human life.

- John Burroughs

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us today in celebrating the amazing world of bird migration. We hope you find inspiration to make your backyard a welcoming rest stop for these incredible travelers.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team