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Time To Clean Those Feeders

Spring Can Sneak Up On You As winter starts relenting in my part of the woods, I realize it won’t be long until my winter visitors depart and the spring and summer ones start showing up. I’ve seen an increase in house finch feeding which means I’ve really got to make sure to get and [...]

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The Crossley Guide Preview

Thanks To The Princeton University Press I just received my review copy of the eastern bird edition of The Crossley Guide. I’ve been anxiously awaiting this for some time because the pre-press on this book touts it as a revolutionary step in bird identification.  I’ll be doing a full review of it very soon but [...]

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National Bird Feeding Month Begins

Great Time To Help Out Your Backyard Friends February is National Bird Feeding Month sponsored by the National Bird Feeding Society It’s perfect timing too because winter is the time of year they really need the help. This year’s theme focuses on America’s Top Ten Backyard Birds.  Follow the link for all the details. Take [...]

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What Do Wild Rabbits Eat?

What are the best things to feed wild rabbits during the winter?

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New YouTube Video Posted

Off-Topic But Fun We got the chance to capture our pride and joy, Maggie, running around like an idiot during our most recent snow.  Our groomer says she’s a Chihuahua/Staffordshire terrier mix but we have never had her tested to find out. We just know we love her and she’s so much like a little [...]

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Why I Love My Resin Bird Bath

Convenience,Beauty and Durability When I first started looking for backyard bird feeding supplies 8 years ago I was overwhelmed with choices.  For just birdbaths you have the choice of ceramic, concrete or resin among others.  I talked to people I knew who birded and discovered one common thread.  The more trouble something was to do [...]

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