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Sunday, January 25th, 2009 | Author: admin

Enjoy Bird Feeding

Bird feeding is an interesting and absorbing hobby, it gives immense pleasure to its lovers who like to watch the birds eat. Wild bird seed, nuts, bread crumbs and fruits are placed in the bird feeder. Not just any bowl filled with food can become a bird feeder. The feeder should allow for all kinds of wild, migratory birds to perch and have a meal. Regularly replenishing the food will ensure a lot of activity at your feeder.

A bird feeder should be designed to accommodate the wild birds that frequent your yard. Squirrel Proof feeders, platform feeders, tube feeders, thistle sock feeders, suet bird feeders, nut feeders and window feeders; these are some of the widely used varieties. Hummingbirds feed from honey feeders and it is common to add red color to attract these jewels of the bird world.

  In order to watching the birds, perhaps take the time to feed them, then you must also take care of their safety. A bird feeder should be placed in a safe place so that the birds can fly to safety immediately when they see a bird of prey in the sky. Also, feeders should be sturdy enough to withstand the perching of many birds, as squabbling among your avian visitors may go on all at a time.

  Bird feeders should be positioned high above the ground and away from the trees to save them from another species of predatory animal; cats. Regardless of whether you choose decorative bird feeders or bird feeder houses, they must all be strategically positioned with the safety of the birds in mind.

Feeding birds that are indigenous to the area can be a round the year activity, (depending on where you live) peaking during the winter and ebbing during the summer. The bird feeder should be stocked with wild bird food and it should be replenished often. You never know when a winged guest might arrive. There is a chance of diseases spreading from bird-to-bird or from bird-to-humans; therefore, all of your bird feeders should be cleaned and sanitized regularly, at least once a year is recommended.

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