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Feeding the birds in the winter is important to their survival. Clinging birds, like woodpeckers, need specially-designed feeders to accommodate their unique habits.
Radio interview source: Bill...
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In the summer, birds are foraging for bugs and seeds, but they also appreciate a feeder. This is a great time to offer a new menu for your feathered friends.
Radio interview source: Candace Cummings...
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Cooking is for the birds...but they appreciate it! Make your own bird suet and watch them flock to your yard for a filling meal.
Radio interview source: Bill Thompson, Bird Expert, Bird Watchers...
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Falconry has existed for thousands of years, and it's not just for princes anymore. Modern falconers preserve the heritage of the sport and champion conservation efforts.
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To have a bird-friendly yard in the winter, you need plenty of food, but also fresh water. We have a few tricks to help you provide a good water source for your feathered friends.
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The loud "thunk" you just heard on the window may have been an unfortunate bird. Get a birds-eye view of your windows and make them less attractive to air strikes.
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It's illegal to possess any part of a bald eagle. The law protects them even if they're not alive. If you find the body of an eagle, you have to contact law enforcement.
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Birds love a friendly yard. Supply them with food and shelter, and all of a sudden, your garden rates as a first-class smorgasbord.
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Birds love a friendly yard. Supply them with food and shelter, and all of a sudden, your garden rates as a first-class smorgasbord. Even as summer gardens wane...
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Living the Country Life Radio Program with Betsy Freese
Circle of life
Radio interview source: Gail Garber, executive director, Hawks Aloft
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It's frustrating when crows get into the garbage and pet food and raid the garden. The iconic scarecrow may spook the birds initially, but you've got to do more to keep them away.
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