Sweet Secrets to Hummingbird Visits

Kelsey Waddell
March 13, 2024

Hello, fellow avian enthusiasts! We hope your feeders are full and your binoculars are at the ready for another splendid day of bird watching.

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Stories Of The Day:

How To Attract Hummingbirds to Your Garden (+ Other FAQs)

Attracting hummingbirds to your yard can seem daunting and can be a little bit frustrating at times. However, with a couple of easy steps, you can increase your chances of enjoying these busy little birds throughout the summer months.

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Do Hummingbirds Like Dahlias: We Have the Answers!

Dahlias are favorites of gardeners, with their potentially huge flowers returning each year as garden perennials. Even in cold climates, their roots can be saved through the winter to brighten garden beds each year. Those

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Tip Of The Day

A sweet treat for your hummingbird friends can come from more than just your feeders. Get creative and offer them a natural diet by hanging ripe bananas or other fruit in a mesh bag near your feeders. As the fruit decomposes, it'll attract tiny insects, providing a protein-rich snack for the hummers that complement the sugary nectar they love.

Weirdest-Looking Birds in the World – Our Bizarre Line-Up

The ornithological world is full of interesting birds, from extraordinary behavior and mating rituals to striking patterns, plumage, colors, and sizes. While all species of bird have features that make them unique, some are just

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Quote Of The Day

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The very idea of a bird is a symbol and a suggestion to the poet.

- John Burroughs

Until Next Time…

That's all for today's edition of your favorite feathery gazette. Keep your eyes on the skies, and remember, every bird in your backyard has a tale worth tweeting about.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team