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1. Funky Bird Baths & Feeders Tired of the standard plain bird feeders & bird baths? So were we so we pulled together a few cool options that will make your garden pop. Don't forget even birds want to hip and stylish while dining.
2. Rustic BirdHouses | Cabin | Berkeley | Wood | Bird Houses These handcrafted rustic birdhouses are designed as Native American Indian Adobe Home Bird House, with roof ladder, archway and cactus, Old Spanish Mission Bird House, with bell tower, crosses, and rustic entrance, Mountain Log Cabin Bird House, with...
3. The Birds in My Backyard - Bird Feeders The simple pleasure of watching birds has fascinated so many of us. I could sit for hours and watch them fly, or eat. I love to put out bird feeders in the yard and see what kind of birds come to visit it. Capturing them with my camera, is somethin...
4. Create a Backyard Bird Sanctuary Bird watching is one of the fastest growing outdoor activities in the world. It provides a relaxing and educational diversion from the stresses of life and work. It can be a meditative, solitary experience or a social activity. There are bird watchin...
5. The Purple Finch The Purple Finch is a pretty little song bird, but distinguishing the Purple Finch from its cousins, the House Finch and the Cassin's Finch, can be tricky. All three are about the same size and shape, and all three are frequent visitors to the bi...
6. The Painted Bunting Since moving to South Carolina I have seen many birds that were not endemic to the Midwest. The Painted Bunting is one of them. The Painted Bunting has been described as one of the most beautiful birds in America. I thought that was an exaggeration u...
7. Songbirds: Nature’s Soloists As we go through life, some sights and events have a profound impact on our lives, while others flutter past unnoticed. Some passions can be traced back to that single pivotal point while others grow seemingly unnoticed for years. I am a morning pers...
8. The European Starling The European Starling is a beautiful songbird and is a fairly common sight in North America, but it not a native species. It was brought to New York in the 1890's. The man responsible was a fan of William Shakespeare and wanted all the birds ment...
9. Birdwatching with Kids: NJ Backyard Birds One of the easiest ways to involve your children in nature is Backyard Bird watching.  Here you'll find tips for teaching them about birds, and resources for you and your family to learn more & to have a new source of entertainment (that sur...
10. Bird Binoculars: Unique Bird Feeders and Humming Bird Feeders Bird binoculars allow you to watch your feathered friends at a safe distance. This lens showcases the very best bird binoculars, unique bird feeders and hummingbird feeders available. 8 x 40 is a popular size to start with. The 8 stands for the magni...
11. How to Garden to Attract Birds and Butterflies and Wildlife to Your Backyard and Pond and Create a Back Yard Haven! Gardening for the birds and wildlife is exciting and can bring you continuous joy and a getaway from life's hassels. Add a pond, some bird feeders, the proper plants and you are on your way. It shouldn't be overwhelming. Gardening and creating your la...
12. A Little Bit Country Decorations Is your home a country home? A country home is warm and lived in. A country home is a place that you want to come back to after a long day. A country home does not need to be in the country. A Little Bit Country Decorations can help you have that c...
13. Backyard Birding with Grandma   Planting a variety of native trees, shrubs, and flowers is a way to increase the number of bird species that will visit a backyard habitat.  Also it is important to provide cover, shelter, nesting sites, food, and water which are th...
14. Bird Feeder Visitors Two bird feeders sit just outside our front window. We enjoy watching the different bird species that come to sample our bird seed. Here's where we sit to watch the avian visitors. We keep bird identification books handy because it's more fun...
15. Feeding Wild Birds in Winter Discover how to keep wild birds happy and healthy during the winter months.  A few changes to your feeding routine will make a big difference to your feathered friends and help keep them safe!
16. Hot Pepper Suet for Birdfeeders Having a birdfeeder in the back yard is something that millions of people love to do.  In the wintertime in particular, putting out a birdfeeder like a suet feeder for birds will provide the high energy food that they need to get through the col...
17. Hummingbird This lens was born out of a desire to bring together some nice pictures and information about one of my all time favorite birds, the tiny but mighty Hummingbird. You'll find some important info here about the world's smallest bird, the Bee Hummingbir...
18. Squirrel Proof Bird Feeders - Bird Feeders Series Squirrel proof bird feeder with double-sided full length perching stations & dual purpose hopper incorporating both seed trays & SS mesh feeding sides. Built-in rain & snow weather-proof outer housing protects seed from the elements. Humo...
19. St Francis Birdfeeders for Your Backyard Nature Preserve Your back yard is often your own little nature preserve. To keep it that way often we will do what we can to attract the local wildlife. One of the easiest ways to do that is to put out a bird feeder. One of the most popular of all is a Saint Francis...
20. Suet Bird Feeders - Bird Feeders Series Suet wild bird feeders attract many birds. Woodpeckers, cardinals, chickadees, wrens, and nuthatches are a few of the birds that eat suet. Suet cakes are readily available at most wildlife feeding stores. Suet dough is an alternative for warmer tempe...