Not all birds fly south for the winter. Many species stick around as long as fresh water and food are made available. Make your backyard the local bird dining destination during wintertime and your whole family can enjoy bird watching even during the cold months.
You?ve made your backyard the place to be for local birds. If you don?t keep the feeders clean though, you risk causing the spread of disease and illness amongst the bird population your family enjoys watching. Keep birds coming back to your backyard by doing your part to feed them and keep them healthy.
If you're a bird lover, you'll need more than just a birdbath or bird feeder. Attract birds the way a natural habitat would. It just takes some planning, a combination of dense, diverse native vegetation for shelter, as well as water and food sources.
A bird feeder is a great addition to your backyard that your entire family (and your feathered friends) can enjoy. There are many types of bird feeders and various ways to build one.
If you thought you wouldn't have to think about your trees until spring ? much less care for them ? you wouldn't be alone. However, trees should be nurtured and protected year-round to make sure that they stay healthy.
Using bird houses and wild bird feeders is a great way to invite nature into your yard. Some people treat feeding birds as a hobby and simply like to de-stress by observing wildlife within their own backyard. Others like to give Mother Nature a helping hand by providing food for birds so they can survive the winter months. No matter what your motivation for having wild bird feeders in your yard, True Value can help you find the type of bird feeder you’re looking for.
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