Attracting Birds You Want Is Easy

I love attracting birds. I'll try it about anywhere. Just outside Bird Watchers' Haven, my store, there's a grassy knoll with a tree. It's situated in the middle of a parking lot. The busy West Lowry Lane is but 20 feet away. Pedestrians are everywhere.

To date, my stations has produced a bunch of species. Take a look at the list:

1. American Goldfinch
2. Red-bellied Woodpecker
3. House Finch
4. Mallard
5. English Sparrow
6. White-throated sparrow
7. Cardinal
8. Blue jay
9. Grackle
10. Starling
11. Carolina Chickadee
12. Dark-eyed Junco
13. Carolina Wren
14. Robin
15. Eastern Towhee
16. Sharp-shinned Hawk
17. Rose-breasted Grosbeak

Whether you’re here for a practical purpose like to learn what seeds to feed, or whether you’ve arrived here out of a deep curiosity fueled by passion, you are sure to find the answers you seek about birds that your prefer!.

I recently had a customer bounce into my store and exclaim “you would not believe the blessing I just received.” I inquired and learned that she had brought her car to a screaming halt aside the local water reservoir. Low-and-behold, this is what she looked upon:

• Lesser scaup

• Belted Kingfisher

• Blue Heron

• Wood Duck

Pretty cool, ey! And she’s right. It's an important lesson. The wonders of wildlife are all around us. Keep open your eyes. Be aware. You never what you might see.

Click the links below to learn about attracting your favorite feathered friends.

Birds You May See

• American Goldfinch

• Bald Eagle

• BlueJay

• Downy Woodpecker

• Eastern Bluebird

• Goshawk

• Hairy Woodpecker

• Northern Cardinal

• Northern Mockingbird

• Red-bellied Woodpecker

• Red Tailed Hawk

• Rose Breasted Grosbeak

• Ruby Throated Hummingbird

• Tufted Titmouse

More birds are being added frequently, so check back frequently!!

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