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#BirdWatching

Jacob Morgan

The Secret to Attracting Songbirds?

Want your garden to be a songbird hotspot? Turns out, it’s all about what you put in your bird feeder—and where you put it! Fill it with sunflower hearts (birds love them, and there’s no mess), and hang it near a bush or tree for that safe, cozy vibe. Skip the cheap seed—birds aren’t fans. Bonus tip: keep feeders clean and try a rat-proof one if you’re getting unwanted visitors. Your backyard might just become the neighborhood bird café! #BirdWatching #GardenHacks #Songbirds #NatureLovers #BackyardBliss #Pets

Mallory Burgess

bought a birdhouse for my backyard, will they move in?

I've been seeing the cutest little birds hanging around my backyard lately, and I decided to take the plunge and get them a birdhouse! 🐦🏡 It’s been up for a few days now, and I’m seriously excited to see if anyone’s gonna take the offer and make it their new home. It’s so relaxing to watch them flutter around, and I’m hoping they’ll settle in soon. #birdwatching #backyardgoals #birdhouse

serranojohn

Daily Birdwatching Adventures

Hey bird enthusiasts! 🌿 Every day brings a new opportunity to witness the wonders of our feathered friends. From the cheerful chirps of sparrows to the majestic flight of eagles, each moment is a treasure. I've been keeping a daily record of my birdwatching outings, and it's been a delightful journey. Whether it's in the hustle and bustle of the city or the tranquility of parks, birds never fail to amaze. Keep an eye out for those fleeting moments; you might just spot a rare species! What's your favorite bird sighting? Share your stories below! #Birdwatching #NatureLovers #EverydayWildlife #BirdPhotography #OutdoorAdventures

phillipsbrian

The Secret Hummingbird Magnet

Turns out, hummingbirds aren’t just about zooming around—they actually spend up to 80% of their day chilling on perches! If you want to turn your feeder zone into a hummingbird hotspot, add a simple swing about a foot from your nectar source. They love having a lookout spot, especially the territorial males. Bonus: you can DIY one for under $10. Just make sure it’s in a safe, shady spot and skip the rope (tiny feet problems). Your garden could be the next hummingbird hangout! #Hummingbirds #GardenHacks #BirdWatching #Home

Richard Vaughan

Birds Spy on Prairie Dog Gossip!

Turns out, prairie dogs aren’t just digging tunnels—they’re also the neighborhood gossip, warning everyone (including birds!) about predators. Long-billed curlews literally eavesdrop on prairie dog alarm calls to know when to hide from danger. Researchers even sent a fake badger on a joyride to test it, and the birds ducked way earlier when prairie dogs sounded the alarm. Who knew prairie dog drama could save lives? Nature’s got some wild group chats! #NatureIsWild #PrairieDogs #BirdWatching #Science

Christian Russo

Time to start spring hiking

🌳 Spring Hiking at Ed R. Levin County Park 🌳 Visited this county park today - the mountains aren't all green yet, but they're slowly turning! 🌿 It's the perfect time to start spring hiking. Park Details: - There's an entrance fee of $6 per car 🚗, but it's well worth it! - Inside, you'll find a lake 🏞️, a playground for kids 🤸‍♂️, and an off-leash area for dogs 🐾. - You can also hike the trails up the mountain ⛰️. The scenery is stunning, and the sounds of birds chirping make it an ideal weekend getaway. 📍Location: Ed R. Levin County Park 🚩Address: 3100 Calaveras Rd, Milpitas, CA 95035, USA #EdRLevinCountyPark #SpringHiking #NatureLovers #MountainTrails #WeekendGetaway #Birdwatching #DogFriendly #FamilyFriendly #Milpitas #CaliforniaParks

Kendra Hart

The Secret Spice Hack for Bird Lovers

Did you know sprinkling chilli powder on bird food keeps greedy squirrels away but doesn’t bother the birds at all? With insect numbers way down, birds are struggling to feed their chicks this summer. Experts say adding a little spice to your garden snacks means only the birds get the feast—squirrels and foxes hate the heat! Plus, leaving your lawn a bit wild helps boost the bug buffet for our feathered friends. Who knew saving birds could be this spicy? #BirdWatching #GardenHacks #WildlifeRescue #Home

kellydesiree

Why You Should Take Down Hummingbird Feeders

Turns out, leaving your hummingbird feeder up all winter isn’t the best move! Experts say it won’t stop the birds from migrating, but it can lead to spoiled nectar, unwanted pests (think ants and raccoons), and extra cleaning headaches. The sweet spot? Take feeders down by early October, then pop them back up in spring before the birds return. Your feeder (and your sanity) will thank you! #Hummingbirds #BirdWatching #NatureTips #Pets

Adam Boyer

The Secret Fruit Birds Love in Spring

Did you know tossing a few apple or pear slices in your garden can make you a bird magnet this spring? The RSPB says these fruits are a total hit with blackbirds and thrushes, especially during breeding season. Just skip anything mouldy or salty, and keep dried fruit away from dogs. Pro tip: scatter the fruit on the ground or a bird table (not hanging feeders—blackbirds are too chunky for those). Bonus points if you keep things clean—nobody likes a dirty bird table! #BirdWatching #GardenHacks #SpringTips #Home

Daniel Barajas

Spotted: A One-in-30,000 White Woodpecker!

Imagine setting up a bird feeder for your cats’ entertainment and ending up with a once-in-a-lifetime backyard visitor! Amanda Refalo thought she was just feeding the usual birds, but she snapped a pic of a totally white bird that stumped even Google. Turns out, it was a leucistic downy woodpecker—a super rare genetic mutation. Only one in 30,000 birds gets this unique look! Experts say if you spot one, you’re seriously lucky. Would you recognize a rare bird if you saw one? #RareBird #BirdWatching #NatureSurprise #Leucism #BackyardWildlife #Pets

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