Wild Birds
Learn all about the birds in your backyard and beyond. There are so many types of birds that may visit your feeder, depending on the region and time of year—and they all have a preference of food and feeder type.
Getting started can feel daunting, but don’t worry, we’re here to help you navigate this timeless hobby.
Plus, get expert birding advice to help you spot the wild birds you’ve always wanted to see. Learn about birds’ habits, favorite habitats and migration patterns. Soon, you’ll be the most knowledgeable birdwatcher among your friends!
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Types of Bird Feeders
From classic tube feeders to squirrel-proof bird feeders, discover the best type of feeder for the birds you want to attract.
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Types of Bird Food
Different birds have their own unique food preferences. To attract the greatest variety of birds, you’ll want to offer a variety of food types.
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Bird Feeding Tips
Where should I hang my bird feeder? Why aren’t birds coming to my feeder? Get the answers to these questions and more.
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Types of Wild Birds
What’s your favorite bird? Learn how to attract them to your backyard or garden using the right bird food and the ideal style of bird feeder.
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Bird Houses
Invite cavity-nesting birds to stay awhile in your backyard. Birdhouses provide a safe nesting place for birds, and give you the rare opportunity to witness the excitement of baby birds becoming fledglings and leaving the nest.
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Bird Baths
Bird feeders are an obvious way to interact with wild birds. But we sometimes forget that birds need a reliable source of fresh water as well. Learn the essentials of installing and maintaining your bird bath.
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Bird Watching
Birding is an exciting hobby that has grown rapidly in recent years. Get expert advice on the best birding spots, and how to identify birds in the wild.
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Migration
Seasonal migration is your chance to see beautiful birds traveling from other regions. It also helps us appreciate the year-round bird feeder visitors that we can always count on.
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