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Bluebirds checking out a nest box,birdhouse.
There is something so relaxing - so soothing - about watching birds nest, feed and go about their daily lives. I get hours of pleasure watching the different species of birds make a home in my garden - and you can too. Not only will you get the enjoyment of watching nature first hand, you will also be
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Bluebirds checking out a nest box,birdhouse.
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There has been a cardinal that has been trying for almost a month to get into my house. Mainly he has been trying in the florida room, where I have other birds. Today, is trying to get in through the bathroom window. It is a bit unnerving. This is not the first time a bird has been trying to get in… another time there was a dove, and he tried through various windows in the house. I have even taken some pictures of him as he walked along the windowsills. Very strange. But this cardinal is being very persistant (like I said, almost a month now, and in all kinds of weather) and I just wonder why he is doing this?
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I live in the south eastern area and was wondering where to put my bird feeders. There is a lot of construction going on around my house (front and back). Right now I have two tube feeders (storebought) and one platform made out of a frisbee. The tube feeders are under a tree in nice cover and another one is under a tree with little cover so I can see them (this is the tree where most of the birds nest). The platform feeder is on my deck near the tree that the birds nest in. Are these good spots, should I change any? I’ve had them up only for about two days but have seen no birds. Should I give it more time or is the construction freaking them out. How can I get the birds to notice it? Also, what is a good time to find a bird on the feeders?
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round,light brown seeds that are in the bag..Does anybody know what these seeds are? and why the birds will not eat it??
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Orioles mobbing the jelly feeder, July 14, 2006, Wisconsin. Mostly Northern (Baltimore) Orioles, but some Orchard Orioles
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Today i just saw a other nest in my front yard lemon tree and i notices there are two blue eggs that arent hatched yet ,but i was worrying what i should do about them because there are alot of wild raccons and straight cats that ocmes at nights i was afraid that one of them will even going to find them and eat the eggs . what would i do about the eggs. i hadnt seen the parents birds any where this afternoon. can i remove the nest or even get a bird house for the eggs to be safer place?and would the parents birds even going to abondon their youngs .
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This video is of a 100000 (estimate) birds total, Purple Martin premigratory roost. Purple Martins gather in huge numbers late in the summer to prepare for their journey to South America for the winter. Purple Martins almost entirely depend on human supplied nest sites, which makes this even that much more interesting… these are birds that spent all summer in folks backyards raising young in man made bird houses or natural gourds in colonies.
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The American Goldfinch feeding at my seed ball that is filled with black oil sunflower seeds. The Bright colors and the song or these Wild Canaries Are Like no other bird that comes to my feeders they add color and music to the yard. They are probably one of the easiest bird to attract to the yard just make sure that you offer plenty of clean fresh seed and a water source and you will have no problem keeping them around.
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Great close up of a gold finch on the bird feeder my first thought was Elvis Presley look at the black cap this bird has it reminded me of Elvis. The video was taken with my Iview-100cm mini sports cam.
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Winter always brings an assortment of colorful birds to our area. Here’s a look at some of those fly-by visits that’s been feeding outside our bedroom window. The background music used for this video is by Bob Marley and the Wailers. Three little birds, on Island records.