Helpful Hints For Successful Bird Feeding!
Water: Provide a constant source of water near your feeding area and the birds will flock to it.
Year-Round Food: Birds are attracted by a reliable source of food, so keep your feeders full and they’ll return faithfully.
Shelter: Place feeders near trees and shrubs because they provide a safe haven. A sunny, windless, southeastern exposure is the preferred feeding location.
Variety of Feeders: The style of feeder will affect which types of birds are attracted to it. Cardinals prefer platform feeders, finches prefer tube feeders.
Food Makes The Difference: Each bird species has its food preference, so providing it will attract them.
For optimal freshness, store in a cool, dry area before and after opening.
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Wild Birds Need Your Help!
Studies show that wild birds visiting backyard feeding stations consistently have higher survival rates than those without access to feeders. Feeding wild birds year-round with quality foods will help them through vulnerable times throughout the seasons.
Why Feed the Wild Birds?
Backyard wild bird feeding is a fun and rewarding hobby. Birds are entertaining and enjoyable to watch and feeding wild birds helps build respect for nature while increasing positive human-wildlife interactions. Urban sprawl has consumed much of the land making parks, preserves, and backyard habitats necessary for wild bird survival. Please help our wild birds survive!
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