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  • A Birdertown Guide to Attracting Blue Jays

    A Birdertown Guide to Attracting Blue Jays

    If you are a baseball fan, you likely associate blue jays with the city of Toronto. However, these birds can be found throughout the United States east of the Rocky Mountains as well as many parts of Canada. These songbirds are known for being quite intelligent and are easily recognizable. 
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  • A Complete Guide to Attracting Warblers to Your Backyard

    A Complete Guide to Attracting Warblers to Your Backyard

    When you think of your favorite bird, a warbler may not be at the top of the list. However, many people adore these birds for their variety of colorful plumage, curious characteristics, and cheerful voices. A fun aspect of these birds is their intricate nests, some of which are partly constructed using spiderwebs. 
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  • Guide to Attracting Cardinals to Your Backyard

    Guide to Attracting Cardinals to Your Backyard

    Cardinals are one of the favorite birds throughout much of the United States. You only need to look at the state birds to prove this. Seven states have designated the cardinal as their official bird, including Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia.
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  • 5 Tricks to Keep Squirrels Out of Your Bird Feeders

    5 Tricks to Keep Squirrels Out of Your Bird Feeders

    If you have a squirrel problem, the good news is that there are many feeders available that are fairly successful at keeping squirrels out. For example, this chalet bird feeder can hold birdseed, peanut halves, and more while locking to prevent squirrel access. It is also chew-resistant, meaning squirrels likely won’t be able to get through to the bird seed.
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  • How To Attract Robins to Your Backyard

    How To Attract Robins to Your Backyard

    There is probably no bird better associated with spring than the American Robin. This songbird can be found throughout North America. In fact, the robin is the official bird of three states – Connecticut, Michigan, and Wisconsin.  Robins are members...

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  • A Guide to Attracting Finches to Your Backyard

    A Guide to Attracting Finches to Your Backyard

    Finches are a favorite type of bird for many birdwatchers. You will find seventeen different types of finches in North America. Perhaps the most popular is the goldfinch, known for its beautiful bright yellow color contrasted with black and white wings. Other types include house finches, purple finches (which aren’t actually purple), and a variety of grosbeaks (blue, rose-breasted, black-headed, and more). 
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  • A Guide on How to Attract Chickadees to Your Backyard

    A Guide on How to Attract Chickadees to Your Backyard

    You can find a variety of different chickadees in the United States including the Carolina chickadee, black-capped chickadee, mountain chickadee, boreal chickadee, chestnut-backed chickadee, and several more. While these birds have a variety of colors of plumage, they are most easily recognized by having a crown and throat that is much darker than the rest of their bodies. If you want to attract these small birds to your yard, here are some key tips to consider!
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  • Mother’s Day Gifts for Bird Lovers 

    Mother’s Day Gifts for Bird Lovers 

    For those of you whose mothers love birdwatching, there are many bird-themed gifts that you can give her. These range from the more standard to more creative options. Regardless of the bird lover you want to celebrate, our Mother’s Day Gift Guide will have a perfect idea to say, “we love you, Mom!”
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  • Hummingbird Migration Guide

    Hummingbird Migration Guide

    Almost everyone loves hummingbirds, and who can resist them? There is something unbelievably impressive about these tiny birds’ ability to zoom around and hover. There are fifteen different species of hummingbirds that can be observed in the U.S. along with a few others that wander into our borders now and then. If you are someone who cannot get enough of their aerial acrobatics, you’ll be interested in this hummingbird migration guide. Learn all you need to know about the migratory patterns of hummingbirds near you. 
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