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Product Giveaway - Do You Have a Blog?
We are looking for bloggers who host a birding -related blog. Do you have one? If so, leave a comment about your blog on our WeLoveBirds page - …Continue
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Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. posted a blog postDifferent Types of Seeds & The Birds They Attract (Eastern) | By Wild Birds Unlimited
Favorite Bird Seed - Eastern BirdsAs a follow up from the previous blog post (http://www.welovebirds.org/profiles/blogs/different-types-of-seeds-the-birds-they-attract-by-wild-birds/edit), we now have different types of seeds for eastern wild birds. Simply scroll down the list or…See More
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. commented on Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc.'s blog post Different Types of Seeds & The Birds They Attract | By Wild Birds Unlimited"thanks leslie :)"
leslie lewis commented on Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc.'s blog post Different Types of Seeds & The Birds They Attract | By Wild Birds Unlimited"command f on a mac"
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. posted a blog postDifferent Types of Seeds & The Birds They Attract (Western) | By Wild Birds Unlimited
Specifically for Western Feeder BirdsSimply scroll down the list or press ctrl +F on a windows computer to search for your favorite western feeder bird! Attract the birds you like by giving them the food they enjoy!* indicates the birds favorite seed choice(s)Oil Sunflower Seed • *Black-headed • Grosbeak • *Chickadee • *Evening • Grosbeak • *House Finch • *Purple Finch • *Scrub Jay • *White-throated • Sparrow • Junco • Goldfinch • Mourning Dove • Pine Siskin • Red-winged…See More
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. posted a discussionProduct Giveaway - Do You Have a Blog?
We are looking for bloggers who host a birding -related blog. Do you have one? If so, leave a comment about your blog on our WeLoveBirds page - http://www.welovebirds.org/profile/WildBirdsUnlimited225. We would like to send out some samples, and would love your input on them. We won't be able to work with everyone, but if you believe you have a fitting blog or website, by all means, let us know!See More
Mitchelle Levone Wright left a comment for Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc."Any friend of We Love Birds is a friend of mine, and I absolutely love your Bird of the Month articles. Although I'm partial to Northern Cardinals, the things Eastern Blues do are more exhilarating to watch, and they are more curious of me. In…"
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. commented on Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc.'s blog post Bluebirds | Our Bird of the Month | Learn All About Those Amazing Birds!"Hi Mitchelle, thanks for your comment. We're going to be releasing additional bluebird related information this month as well. Hopefully you will find it interesting and informative. Thanks!"
Mitchelle Levone Wright commented on Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc.'s blog post Bluebirds | Our Bird of the Month | Learn All About Those Amazing Birds!"Great piece, but wish I could see the Mountain Bluebird's hoverings and compare it to my Eastern Bluebird's hoverings, so I could argue the point. Thank you, and, again, great piece."
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. posted a blog postBluebirds | Our Bird of the Month | Learn All About These Amazing Birds!
Carrier of the SkyThough their name is a bit misleading, bluebirds have fascinated birders for years. Just look at the many ways bluebirds distinguish themselves from other birds.• There are three species of bluebirds found in North America, including Eastern, Western and Mountain Bluebirds.• All bluebirds are cavity nesters and…See More
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. replied to Nancy Hazen's discussion salt in peanuts & Peanut butter"Hi Laura,
All of our WBU peanuts are obtained as rejects (or seconds) from sources that supply the human food industry and are thus tested for aflatoxins.
Thanks for your comment!"
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. posted a blog postKeep Pesky Squirrels Out of The Bird Food! Learn How Here
Squirrel Free Bird FeedingPeople either seem to love squirrels, put up with them, or hate them.Many people complain that the squirrels are eating the birds’ food and destroying the bird feeders. We can suggest squirrel "proof" feeders (feeders that eliminate the squirrels), creating a squirrel "proof" set up (setups that baffle the feeders) or making existing feeders squirrel "proof." In all situations we can help…See More
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. replied to Nancy Hazen's discussion salt in peanuts & Peanut butter"Yes, make sure you always use peanuts that are labeled for wildlife consumption. You may find these at your local bird stores. Providing peanuts themselves is also a great addition to the choices you offer your backyard birds. Peanuts are a…"
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. replied to paris laroche's discussion possible sick bird?"Great awareness to bring to the birding community. Thanks for sharing."
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. posted a blog postJuncos | Our Bird of the Month!
Juncos and winter just seem to go together. Is it fate or an ancient rhythm of life that often brings the first snowfall and the first junco sighting at the same time each year?Have an affinity for the Junco? Read through our list of facts about this very interesting bird! Junco Facts• The Dark-eyed Junco is currently divided into…See More
Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc. commented on Wild Birds Unlimited, Inc.'s blog post Using Meal Worms to Feed Birds | Have you Ever Done It?"Thanks for sharing Laura. Sounds like you're keeping your backyard birds happy :)"
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- At 5:43pm on March 9, 2012, Mitchelle Levone Wright said…
Any friend of We Love Birds is a friend of mine, and I absolutely love your Bird of the Month articles. Although I'm partial to Northern Cardinals, the things Eastern Blues do are more exhilarating to watch, and they are more curious of me. In the wild, Northern Cardinals run from me; and at home, they only tolerate me for the feed. In the wild, Eastern Bluebirds watch me watching them... ...until they are distracted by a flying bug. Then it's on, and they don't care if I'm two feet away. Oh well, I look forward to next month's bird.
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Different Types of Seeds & The Birds They Attract (Eastern) | By Wild Birds Unlimited
Posted on March 28, 2012 at 11:30am
Different Types of Seeds & The Birds They Attract (Western) | By Wild Birds Unlimited
Specifically for Western Feeder Birds
Simply scroll down the list or press ctrl +F on a windows computer to search for your favorite western feeder bird! Attract the birds you like by giving them the food they enjoy!
* indicates the birds favorite seed choice(s)
Oil Sunflower Seed
• *Black-headed
• Grosbeak …
Posted on March 21, 2012 at 11:30am — 2 Comments
Bluebirds | Our Bird of the Month | Learn All About These Amazing Birds!
Carrier of the Sky
Though their name is a bit misleading, bluebirds have fascinated birders for years. Just look at the many ways bluebirds distinguish themselves from other birds.
• There are three species of bluebirds found in North America, including Eastern, Western and Mountain…
ContinuePosted on March 8, 2012 at 2:30pm — 2 Comments
Keep Pesky Squirrels Out of The Bird Food! Learn How Here
Squirrel Free Bird Feeding
People either seem to love squirrels, put up with them, or hate them.
Many people complain that the squirrels are eating the birds’ food and destroying the bird feeders. We can suggest squirrel "proof" feeders (feeders that eliminate the squirrels), creating a squirrel "proof" set up (setups that baffle the feeders) or making existing feeders squirrel…
ContinuePosted on February 17, 2012 at 12:36pm
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