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Archive for the ‘Bird Feeding’ Category


Happy New Year From BirdOculars

I hope this post finds all of you in good health and looking forward to another year of enjoying your backyard birds.  It’s been unseasonably cold here in TN for the past week or so and I’ve been extra busy making sure all my birds have enough to eat and drink.  Because I don’t have [...]

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What Did You Get Your Birds For Christmas?

Paying Them Back When you’re looking over your Christmas list or lists, are you remembering those that provide you with so much pleasure year round?  I don’t know what I would do sometimes if I weren’t able to just take a break from my at home business to watch the little ones feed and fuss [...]

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Feeding Activity Starting To Pick Up

Days Are Getting Cooler We’re finally starting to see more daytime temperatures here in Nashville around the 60s and 70s. The night temps are dropping too. That can mean only one thing in my backyard…feeding activity is picking up as the little ones burn more fuel to stay warm. This leaves me asking you one [...]

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Fall Feeding Tips – Clean Feeders And Baths

For the first time in what seems like forever the forecast is for cooler temperatures here in TN for a whole week. This has got my mind thinking of fall and winter and the things I need to do to get ready for them. I thought I’d take a few minutes to share them with [...]

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I’ve Created A Monster!

I was absolutely thrilled when I finally got some titmice to feed from my hand.  The best part about it is that it was completely unexpected.  They are supposed to be way too busy with mating and child rearing to have time for such “foolishness” as buddying up to a human because he brings your [...]

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Titmice Coming To My Back Door

As I wrote previously about my First Real Success In Hand Feeding Birds, I had taken my feeders down during the day and was experimenting with getting some birds to come to me just before I put them up again in the afternoon. I mentioned that, unlike my last attempt, the titmice were braving it [...]

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