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Hummingbird Nectar RecipeSimply use one cup ordinary white cane sugar to four cups water. It's not necessary to boil the water, but using one cup boiled will dissolve sugar quickly. Add three cups cold water, and nectar is ready for feeders. Store unused sugar water in the refrigerator for up to two weeks. In extreme heat, be sure to change feeders often. Never use honey or syrup as it will ferment and cause hummers harm. Do not use artificial sweeteners. Read More >>
GBBC 2012GBBC 2012Audubon Guides Releases Great Backyard Bird Count Tips “How-to” tips can help even the most novice birder (in their pajamas) contribute to birding science by taking part in the count. Read More >>
Hummingbird Alert-September 2011:This season has been extremely difficult for most hummingbirds. Because of the severe drought in the Southeast, Read More >>
NYC School Birdhouse Kit ProjectRead about one school's class project for a park make-over using birdhouse kits Read More >>
Bluebird Info and TipsProviding bluebird houses has long been a favorite pastime in North America. Bluebirds are loved for their beautiful blue coloring, as well as, their gentle disposition and pleasing voice.  The bluebird is the symbol Read More >>
Sick & Injured BirdsSick & Injured BirdsOrphaned songbirds - Are they truly orphaned? Observe a nest for 2 hours before rescuing. When watching a nest remember the adults can fly in, feed the young and be gone in seconds. If a nest has fallen down a new nest can be made from dry grasses and placed in a shallowRead More >>
Attracting Wild BirdsAs more land is used to accommodate the ever-growing human population, yards and city parks become important bird habitat. Diversified landscaping and feeding stations offer an oasis of resources in the middle of human domain. Feeding and watching birds gives families the opportunity to practice conservation right in their own yards. Children can learn and enjoy the wonders of nature right from the kitchen window. Read More >>
Year Round Care for Wild BirdsCaring for wild birds has come a long way in the past 40 years. Tossing out bread crumbs and maybe some cracked corn onto the snow covered ground. Maybe a simple feeder or two. That was good enough for most of us. Today we have a plethora of feeders and gadgets to chose from and we are creating backyard habitats. Read More >>
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Defenders VideoDefenders VideoSo you think there's no global warming? Think again! Check out this short but poignant video from Defenders of Wildlife... great food for thought! Read More >>
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Healthy Wild Bird FoodThe following is a list of the relevant issues that should be considered in all bird feeding strategies.Reevaluate the landscaping of your property. Lawns are very expensive, labor intensive, and ecological deserts. We recommend you minimize the size of your lawn and maximize the natural features of your property by adding plantings of indigenous plants and habitat features that support the local bird populations.Read More >>
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GBBC 2011GBBC 2011Audubon Guides Releases Great Backyard Bird Count Tips “How-to” tips can help even the most novice birder contribute to birding science by taking part in the count. Read More >>
July 4th FireworksJuly 4th FireworksFireworks are the most thrilling aspect of the Fourth of July for people while at the same time terrifying dogs. The danger signal fireworks send to dogs — and the reaction it stimulates — can be lethal. See 10 Great Tips on keeping dogs safe during this July 4th fireworks celebration. Read More >>
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