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Are Cedar Nest Boxes for Birds Dangerous?
We recently received this email from a customer:
I was looking at your nest box cams and noticed that your shop carries cedarwood nest boxes.
Shagged By a Rare Parrot - Last Chance To See - BBC Two
Shagged By a Rare Parrot – Last Chance To See – BBC Two
White Faced Scop's Owl - Transformer Bird
White Faced Scop’s Owl – Transformer Bird
Hello – I really enjoy your e:mails and am always interested in the things I learn, or the laughs I get. One thing, they are never boring.
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Bird Enthusiasts & Coffee Aficionados, Unite!
Bird Enthusiasts & Coffee Aficionados, Unite!
Bird Enthusiasts & Coffee Aficionados, Unite!
Festival of Horse and Drum
Festival of Horse and Drum
“Festival Of The Horse & Drum”©
August 17 – 18, 2013
at the Kane County Fairground in St. Charles Illinois.
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Wild Bird Feeding
Wild Bird Feeding
Newsletter 10/13/2011
We talk to people about their birds and how to care for them day in and day out. It’s something we never get tired of. We love birds so much that we spend our weekends feeding and watching wild birds.
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Feeding Wild Birds in Winter
Feeding Wild Birds in Winter
BIRD NOTES:
WINTER BIRD FEEDING
If you feed birds, you’re in good company. Birding as a hobby currently stands second only to gardening as America’s favorite pastime. A 1997 report from the Kaytee Avian Foundation estimates that 43 percent of U.S. households or about 65 million people provide food for wild birds. And, as a nation, we spend at least 2.5 billion dollars annually on bird-related products, including birdseed and bird feeders.
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Wild Bird Feeding Questions
Wild Bird Feeding Questions
You recently started feeding the birds. Do not be surprised if you do not see birds immediately. It may take several weeks before birds will find a new feeder setup. Be sure to provide the appropriate set-up when starting. Include several different feeder options in your set-up and a variety of seeds to attract different types of birds. Also make sure that your yard provides a bird friendly habitat. If you have few trees or shrubs in the area of your feeder, they may not be attracted to it. Trees and shrubbery provide protective cover to birds in case of predators.
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List of 55 Fruit Dove Species
Banded Fruit Dove, Ptilinopus cinctus
Red-naped Fruit Dove, Ptilinopus dohertyi
Pink-headed Fruit Dove, Ptilinopus porphyreus
Flame-breasted Fruit Dove, Ptilinopus marchei
Cream-breasted Fruit Dove, Ptilinopus merrilli
Yellow-breasted Fruit Dove, Ptilinopus occipitalis
Red-eared Fruit Dove, Ptilinopus fischeri
