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Bird Feeders and Spring Migration 2009

Spring migration will be here before we know it and it's a good idea to plan ahead to try to attract the most birds, and the "most desired" birds to your landscape. Why not try to attract new birds? Would you like to finally try some of the suggestions you've read in magazines but haven't gotten around do trying? Go for it this year! We suggest trying new foods if you haven't. For instance, jelly for orioles, mealworms for bluebirds or peanuts for a variety of wild birds.

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Think about your supplies ahead of time. Keep binoculars handy. You might wish to dedicate a spiral notebook to journaling your sightings. We usually keep a tiny recorder in a pocket for quick observations while working outside without access to pen and paper.

Design your landscape for viewing your bird feeders and water features. Kitchen windows, computer stations and porches make great bird watching zones because you are multi-tasking when your bird feeders are visible from these locations.

This is a great time to take a look at your landscape with "new eyes" and think about adding simple features to attract wildlife. Be sure to have a clean water supply for bathing and drinking. Wild birds like to have trees and shrubs near the bird feeders. We always have more hawks during migration and the birds will be more comfortable using feeders with escape plans near by.

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