Make birdwatching a family event at your house and keep a wild bird journal to record all the different types of birds that visit your backyard feeder.
Summer is the time when fruits, insects, seeds, and other natural food sources become readily available for birds. This means you’ll need to offer a more varied selection of tasty treats to make your feeder an appealing option.
Once you've made the decision on what type of feeder to use, it's time to decide what bird seed to buy. All seeds aren't the same, however; take some time to choose the type of feed that's right for the birds you want to attract.
Birdwatching is great for children because it provides opportunities to be outdoors and instills an appreciation for science and nature that can last a lifetime.
To have a successful bird-feeding experience, you'll want to choose the best locations for your feeders. Finding the best spots requires a bit more consideration than you might expect.
