Is Your Backyard Ready For the Birds of Spring? Helpful Checklist
- rake, clean up yard,
remove old seed hulls
- make a brush pile for
your birds
- remove dead and
dangling branches
- purchase colorful early
spring flowers to attract your feathered friends
- when planting gardens,
use organic and non-toxic fertilizers and insecticides; remember the birds
are your best insect defense!
- clean bird feeders
- clean bird houses
- clean bird baths 2 to 3" deep with rocks and
pebbles for sure footing
- add nectar feeders for
orioles and hummingbirds
- prevent window collisions
- add bird nesting
materials (nesting ball instructions)
- make sure your camera
batteries are fresh so you are ready to snap pics of beautiful birds and
colorful blooms!
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