Looking for a reference guide on bird feeding in Utah? Look no further! Below I’ve listed (in alphabetical order), 24 Utah birds you can attract to a feeder, their preferred food, and the top bird feeder options.
Looking for a reference guide on bird feeding in Montana? Look no further! In this story I’ve listed Montana birds you can attract to a feeder, their preferred food, and the top bird feeder options.
I’ve had off and on trouble with gray squirrels eating up all the suet at my bird feeding station. My hopeful solution? This spicy suet!
In Minnesota, we’re lucky to have a wide variety of birds throughout the year, including several different species of Woodpeckers.
Did you know that spicy bird seed is a thing? It’s catching on in popularity as a way to deter rodents from bird feeders while still being safe and nutritious for birds to eat.
Looking for a reference guide on bird feeding in Virginia? Look no further!
Is a $150 squirrel-proof bird feeder really worth it? Enter the Droll Yankee Flipper. This bird feeder stops squirrels in their tracks.
I regularly have a suet log bird feeder out during the winter and spring for my neighborhood birds. Woodpeckers, Nuthatches, and Chickadees all seem to enjoy it. I purchased some Pine Tree Farm Log Jammers Insect Suet Plugs to use in the feeder a few weeks ago and wanted to write a review on the product and if it’s worth your time and money.
I needed to replenish my supply of sunflower seed for my bird feeders recently and decided to try a new seed for a change: Wild Delight Sunflower Chips.
I recommend people experiment with mealworms for bird feeding. They’re a good source of protein and calcium.