When is the best time to start?

When’s the best time to stop?

Is it best to stop feeding hummingbirds after Labor Day?

How long does it take for birds to find a feeder?

My feeder is full of seeds. I haven’t seen a bird in months. Am I doing something wrong?

Will birds’ feet stick to metal feeders and perches in the wet winter weather?

Do wild birds need grit?

Can birds choke on peanut butter?

Won’t suet go bad in the summer?

What is hummingbird nectar? Do hummers need nectar fortified with vitamins and minerals?

How can I avoid bees at my hummingbird feeder?

How close to my window can I put a feeder?

Is cracked corn coated with a red dye safe to use?

I bought a bag of sunflower seeds early in the spring. Over the summer I first noticed worms, then moths. What can I do to keep the bugs out?

Birds You Can Attract to Nest Boxes

Bluebirds

American Robins

Chickadees, Nuthatches and Titmice

Brown Creepers and Prothonotary Warblers

Wrens

Tree and Violet-green Swallows

Barn Swallows and Phoebes

Purple Martins

Flycatchers

Woodpeckers

Owls

Selecting a House

Cats

Dogs

Squirrels

Raccoons and Opossums

Snakes

House Sparrows and Starlings

House Wrens

Insects

Increased Wildlife Populations

Energy Conservation

Soil Conservation

Natural Beauty

Wildlife Photography

Birdwatching

Natural Insect Control

Food Production

Property Value

Habitat for Kids

Food

Water

Shelter

Diversity

Four Seasons

Arrangement

Protection

Hardiness Zones

Soils and Topography

Conifers

Grasses and Legumes

Nectar-producing Plants

Summer-fruiting Plants

Fall-fruiting Plants

Winter-fruiting Plants

Nut and Acorn Plants

Set Your Priorities

Use Native Plants When Possible

Draw a Map of Your Property

Get Your Soil Tested

Review the Seven Plant Habitat Components

Talk to Resource Experts

Develop Your Planting Plan

Implement Your Plan

Maintain Your Plan

And Finally ...

Books

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