Tips for Feeding Summer Birds
To make your summer bird feeding even more enjoyable for both you and the birds…
- Keep feeders in shaded areas to minimize spoiled seed and help birds keep cool, encouraging them to feed longer and visit more frequently.
- Decrease the quantities of millet or cracked corn to attract a greater variety of birds instead of just house sparrows, European starlings and brown-headed cowbirds.
- Keep cats indoors to protect ground feeding birds and immature fledglings just out of the nest.
- Protect birds from window strikes by positioning feeders correctly and using anti-reflective techniques to make windows more visible.
- Add a bird bath for a fresh water source that will attract not only feeding birds, but also species that need water but do not frequently visit feeders.
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Summer is a great time to feed the birds, and with the right summer bird feeding techniques it is possible to enjoy dozens of beautiful bird species right in your backyard.
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