These Tips Will Bring You More Birds!

Author

Kelsey Waddell
August 25, 2024

Hello bird-loving friends!

We're thrilled to share some delightful tips and stories with you in today's newsletter, especially focusing on attracting beautiful birds to your garden. Let's dive into the wonderful world of backyard bird-watching together!

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Stories Of The Day:

Top Shrubs That Attract Birds: Enhance Your Garden Wildlife

A solid layer of shrubs can be very beneficial to your backyard, especially when you choose the right shrubs to attract birds and other wildlife. Below your yard’s tall trees and above the grass and

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Perennials That Attract Birds: Avian-Friendly Delights

Perennials are plants that survive through the winter and return year after year. While annuals need to be replanted every year, which opens up opportunities for cold-weather gardeners since plants just need to survive the

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Tip Of The Day

Add a Water Feature: Birds are naturally attracted to water for drinking and bathing. Installing a birdbath or a small fountain in your garden can make it a hotspot for avian visitors. Just remember to keep it clean and change the water regularly to prevent the spread of diseases.

Choosing the Best Colors To Attract Birds to Your Garden

Backyard birders are always looking for a leg up to attract more birds. We don’t know everything about what goes into attracting birds, and there are still some mysteries about what colors are best, but

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Quote Of The Day

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Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly.

- Langston Hughes

Until Next Time…

Thank you for spending part of your day with us. We hope you find joy and inspiration in your bird-watching adventures.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team