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How to hang a bird feeder
If you’re looking for the best location to hang your bird feeder, setting up your first bird feeder, or adding a new bird feeder to your bird feeding station, these bird feeder hanging ideas will set you up for success!
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How are handblown glass hummingbird feeders made?
Handblown glass hummingbird feeders are bright, bold and beautifully made pieces of art that serve as both a feeder and a stunning decoration. But what does it take to craft... -
How to attract birds to a new seed feeder
You found the perfect bird feeder. You picked a great spot in your yard. You filled it with seed. And now you wait patiently (or impatiently) for your first visitor!... -
How does a hummingbird eat?
Spotting a hummingbird in your backyard can be a fleeting but rewarding experience. That’s because hummingbirds do everything in such a hurry that they can be difficult to sight! Because... -
Bird Feature: Baltimore Oriole
Identifying Baltimore Orioles: Slightly smaller and more slender than an American Robin, Baltimore Orioles range from 6.7 to 7.5 inches in length and feature long legs, a thick neck, and... -
Which type of hummingbird feeder do I need?
Because of their small size, quick flight pattern and migratory nature, hummingbirds can be tricky but rewarding to spot. Setting up a hummingbird feeder is one of the simplest ways... -
Bluebird House Mounting and Care
Due to the variety of mounting applications or locations, we do not include any mounting hardware for bluebird houses. Selecting a Location In any mounting method, bird houses should be... -
Bat House Mounting and Care
Due to the variety of mounting applications or locations, we do not include any mounting hardware with our bat house models so that our customers are able to better tailor... -
Wren House Mounting and Care
Selecting a Location Wrens and chickadees both prefer houses that are located in a sheltered area - under the shade and protection of tree branches is ideal. When possible, hang... -
Light Pollution: How to Help Migrating Birds
Did you know that many songbirds migrate thousands of miles each year? These birds often make the journey during the cover of night. Doing so has several benefits. A large number... -
Bird Feature: White-breasted Nuthatch
Identifying White-breasted Nuthatches: The largest of the nuthatches, the White-breasted nuthatch is still a small bird averaging 5" to 5.5" in length with a wingspan ranging from 8"-10.5". With gray-blue... -
Bird Feature: Tufted Titmouse
Identifying Tufted Titmice: This small songbird has soft silvery gray feathers above and white feathers below. A black patch just above the beak and a rusty or peach-colored wash underneath... -
Bird Feature: American Goldfinch
Identifying American Goldfinch: This small finch has a short conical bill and a short notched tail. American Goldfinch are typically 4.5"-5" in length with a wingspan of roughly 7.5"-8.5". During...
