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  • The Most Common Winter Birds

    The Most Common Winter Birds

    As the days get increasingly shorter and the leaves start to change, birders can feel slightly sad as their summer friends migrate south. But, whether you’re just starting as a birdwatcher or are a seasoned pro hoping to find a bit more information, let’s look at the most common winter bird species you can anticipate seeing in your yard this winter. 
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  • Types of Bird Suet and the Best Suet Feeders

    Types of Bird Suet and the Best Suet Feeders

    Suet is a type of food that is loved by many different species of birds. In fact, you’ll often find that suet is favored by our feathered friends such as Nuthatches, Blue Jays, Cardinals, Woodpeckers, and many more. However, there...

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  • When Do I Stop Feeding Hummingbirds?

    When Do I Stop Feeding Hummingbirds?

    Hummingbirds are among the most popular birds to watch. Their swooping around and chasing one another away from the food makes for an exciting show. If you’re a fan of these small but mighty birds, then It’s likely you know to put your feeders up a week or two before you expect the first arrivals. But many people have one question: when to stop feeding hummingbirds for the winter. Let’s take a look. 
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  • 8 Fun Facts about Doves

    8 Fun Facts about Doves

    Doves and pigeons are basically the same!

    Well, biologically speaking, anyway. Both birds are residents of the family Columbidae and ornithologists often use the words dove and pigeon interchangeably. In fact, the bird that many people will recognize as a “pigeon” is the rock dove. If you love doves but are not quite a fan of pigeons, it may be time to rethink your stance. 

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  • 5 Tips to Attract Woodpeckers To Your Backyard

    5 Tips to Attract Woodpeckers To Your Backyard

    Did you know that there are almost two dozen different woodpecker species in the United States? In fact, some species like the downy woodpecker and hairy woodpecker can be found virtually everywhere in the nation. Additionally, many woodpecker species do not migrate but rather remain in their home during winter. For those that do migrate, some return to the same spot while others create new nests each year. 
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  • How to care for and clean your bird feeder

    How to care for and clean your bird feeder

    We love watching our feathered friends dine on bird feeders around the backyard. However, bird watching also requires a bit of effort to ensure that you take care of these visitors. Proper care and cleaning of feeders is important to ensure that they last a long time, continue to attract birds, and don’t accidentally make birds sick. With this in mind, let’s take a look at how to clean your bird feeder. 
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