The Art of Attracting More Backyard Bird

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Kelsey Waddell
January 09, 2025

Hello, dear bird enthusiasts! We're thrilled to have you with us as we dive into the enchanting world of backyard birds. Today, we’ll explore how to attract a variety of feathered friends with the right feeder setup.

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Stories Of The Day:

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20 Birds With Purple Heads: An Array of Colorful Wildlife

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Tip Of The Day

To attract a variety of birds, consider setting up multiple feeders with different types of seeds. Black-oil sunflower seeds are versatile and attract many species, while nyjer seeds are perfect for finches. Mixing up your offerings can transform your yard into a diverse bird haven.

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Quote Of The Day

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Somewhere, a bird sings, and the world is not as dark as it seems.

- Lucy Christopher

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining our birding community today. We hope you feel inspired to create a welcoming haven for your avian neighbors. Until our next adventure, keep your eyes to the skies!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team