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Close observation of bird behaviors and characteristics can help you pinpoint the species
Radio interview source: Steve Dinsmore, Avian Ecologist, Iowa State University
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Most of us are used to seeing the regular birds that visit the yard such...
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The only birds in the coop should be yours
Radio interview source: Jesse Lyons, Extension Poultry Specialist, University of Missouri
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Sometimes the chicken coop will become a favorite hangout for...
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Provide food, shelter, and resting places to help them along the way
Radio interview source: Alicia King, Communications Coordinator, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Migratory Bird Program
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From hummingbirds...
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Cooking is for the birds and they appreciate it!
Radio interview source: Bill Thompson, Editor, Bird Watcher's Digest
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Make your own bird suet and watch them flock to your yard for a filling...
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Follow these tips to keep birds coming back to your place.
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House sparrows are often called flying rats because they compete for nesting and feeding sites of other birds. It's hard to eliminate them, but you can take steps to reduce their numbers.
Radio interview source: Bill Thompson, Bird Expert
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Finches, cardinals, and woodpeckers are pesky birds, but are often more...
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Ever wonder what might go "bump in the night" in your backyard? Well, with the advent of technology and inspiration from the hunting community, wonder no more. The proof is in the digital...
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Michigan resident and hobby photographer Lynne Kasey submitted a series of vibrant bird photos she's taken around her property. Enjoy her breathtaking shots!
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Housing birds isn't as easy as putting up a birdhouse; take these tips into consideration!
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Keep these charming creatures on your acreage with these tips.

