Bird feeder comparison

Common backyard birds and the types of bird feeders they prefer according to a great researcher at Electronic data information source of Florida university

Bird

Tube Feeder

Platform Feeder

Hopper feeder

Thistle Tube Feeder

Hanging Suet Feeder

Peanut Butter Suet Feeder

Nectar Feeder

Fruit Feeder

American Goldfinch

X

X

X

Eastern Bluebird

X

House Finch

X

X

X

X

Hummingbird

X

Jays

X

X

X

Northern Cardinal

X

X

X

X

Nuthatches

X

X

X

Orioles

X

X

Song Sparrow

X

Titmice

X

X

X

X

Warblers

X

Woodpeckers

X

X

Wrens

X

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Bird Feeders & Baths - They Are A Great Way To Attract Birds To Your Outdoor Space

Watching the birds fly around and land in your yard can be a fun and relaxing pastime. If you want to attract various kinds of birds around your home, turn to bird feeders and baths. They are selections that will make those flying wonders feel right at home in your yard.

Birds spend the majority of their time looking for two main things: (1) food and (2) water, which is exactly what bird feeders & baths offer. If you provide both in a safe area, you will be rewarded with hour after hour of nature's own reality show playing right outside in your backyard.

So, you will need to invest in bird feeders and baths. The first thing that you need to do before you get the first selection is to check over a bird guide that has an overview of the bird species most prominent in your area. This will give you an idea of the specific kinds of treats to have out, but for starters a feeder out with some wild bird type of seed, that's a mixture of many different seeds, will be great for a start. Remember to hang it in a place that isn't easy for cats or dogs to get to but is very visible from your window. Once you have the food handled, then you need to set up a place for your feathered friends to count on water. Nearby to your food source is great (but not directly under it or you'll have an icky mess to clean up

when bird droppings go into your water). Go for a garden motif and use a rose or floral designed birdbath. When the weather is icy, chip the ice off it or pour water over it during the day to melt any frozen to ensure your feathered friends will have access to water.

Once you have some bird feeders and baths in place in your outdoor space, then, all year round just sit back and enjoy the show. You and your kids can watch the birds come and go and you will soon notice certain characteristics that make certain birds individuals in their own right. A sparrow with a few feathers that are always standing up on his back will be easy to pick out from the crowd at your bird feeder, do not be surprised if your kids wind up giving regular visitors to your bird sanctuary names!

To find just the right bird feeders and baths for your outdoor space, simply head to your family computer for some online shopping. It is a convenient way to look into all the choices because you do not have to drive or go anywhere to do it and what you do purchase will then be shipped right to you. So, no wasting time or money by going anywhere.

In the end, if you want to a nice way to relax, purchase some bird feeders and baths for your outdoor space. It will attract birds to your yard, providing you with something fun to watch.

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