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Birds On A Wire

  • Hummingbird

    Welcoming Spring's First Migrants

    By creating a welcoming space with wild bird products tailored to their needs, you’ll not only get a front-row seat to their awe-inspiring journey but also provide essential resources to support them along the way. This spring, let your backyard be a haven for these incredible travelers and enjoy the magic they bring.

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  • Blue Heron and Egret

    Fascinating Facts About Some Unique Birds

    Find some of these birds and others among our original artwork in our clothing section on T-shirts and more. Sandhill Cranes Sandhill Cranes are known for their impressive migratory journeys, traveling up to 200 miles a day at speeds of...

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  • Bird Feeding Mistakes: How to Avoid Common Pitfalls

    Bird Feeding Mistakes: How to Avoid Common Pitfalls

    Feeding wild birds can be a delightful and rewarding experience, but it's essential to do it right. Avoiding common mistakes ensures that our feathered friends thrive and continue to visit our backyards. Explore some of the biggest bird feeding mistakes and learn how to avoid them.
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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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