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6 birds you will never see at your birdhouse – despite your best efforts to tempt them to visit
Species such as house wrens, bluebirds, chickadees, and titmice readily take to birdhouses, while others like purple martins ...
CNET on MSN5d
Your Bird Feeder Is in the Wrong Spot. Here's Where It Should Be, According to a Wildlife Expert
The placement of your bird feeder matters. Here’s how to bring all the birds to your yard while keeping them safe, healthy ...
Southern Living on MSN1d
Why Birds Aren’t Using Your Bird Feeder, According To An Expert
Seasons, safety and predators, windows, consistency, feeder position, and plants could all be behind why birds aren’t ...
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Smart Bird Feeders Are Connecting Us to Wildlife —and Each Other—Like Never Before
The increasingly popular gadgets, which take photos of avian visitors, are turning at-home birding into a shared experience.
House Digest on MSN5d
The Thrifted Decor That Creates A Beautifully Abstract DIY Bird Feeder
You can glue thrifted photo frames together to easily make a creative DIY bird feeder that is as cutesy as it is ...
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Tie This Color Ribbon Around Your Bird Feeder To Attract Hummingbirds - House Digest
You can tie a few pieces of red ribbon along the pole where your feeder is attached, or to other areas like the hanging chain. Avoid placing ribbons where they could cover the holes where the birds ...
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Experts Were Asked What They Use to Clean Bird Feeders — and They All Had the Same Answer - Green Matters
Birds are sloppy eaters. They cling to the perch of the bird feeder and use their pointy beaks to burst open the nuts, scattering the cracked hulls everywhere. Hummingbirds spill nectar from time to ...