Transform Your Feeders for Spring Success

Author

Kelsey Waddell
March 23, 2025

Hello friends! As we embrace the beauty of spring, it's a perfect time to ensure our bird feeders are ready and welcoming for our feathered friends. Today, we'll explore common seasonal mistakes and how to avoid them for a thriving birdwatching season.

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Stories Of The Day:

9 Seasonal Bird Feeding Mistakes Everyone Makes (and How to Avoid Them)

One of our favorite things about bird watching is the changes that come with the seasons. It’s forever exciting to see hummingbirds arriving back in the spring, and flocks of finches returning to backyard feeders

www.wildbirdscoop.com/common-seasonal-bird-feeding-mistakes.html

Birdfeeder Bullies: 5 Birds That Will Hijack Your Feeder & What to Do About It

Not all bird feeder visitors are created equal. Some birds – even beautiful, colorful backyard visitors like the blue jay – can be considered backyard bullies because they can monopolize your feeders and keep other

www.wildbirdscoop.com/bird-feeder-bullies.html

Tip Of The Day

As you prepare your bird feeders for spring, ensure they are cleaned regularly to prevent mold growth. Avoid placing feeders in direct sunlight, which can spoil seed and nectar more quickly, and instead, choose a sheltered spot to keep food fresh longer.

7 Mistakes Everyone Makes in Choosing Bird Feeders (and How to Avoid Them)

The last things you want when choosing a bird feeder are wasted money or anything that scares off your birds. With the help of my beginner birdwatcher list, I’ll make sure you choose a feeder

www.wildbirdscoop.com/common-bird-feeder-mistakes.html

Quote Of The Day

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Nature always wears the colors of the spirit.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Until Next Time…

Thank you for joining us on this journey to enhance our backyard birdwatching experience. We hope these tips bring more joy and lively bird songs to your garden this spring.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team