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Friday, January 13, 2006
No sprout bird seed and winter feeding
No Sprout is the perfect answer for the ultimate gardener or lawnscaper who also loves to share their space with wildbirds.  "No Grow, No Waste, No Mess" More.....
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By Jim Martin (State Street Store Manager) (jmartin) @ 3:37 PM :: Feeds :: 1 Comments :: 1731 Views

Bird watching tips for beginners

Birdwatching or birding is one of the most popular hobbies in the world. Millions of people of all ages and backgrounds enjoy watching and studying birds. The point of birding is to be able to identify wild birds in their natural habitat by sight and or sound, and simply because its a lot of fun. More....

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By Tim Humpherys (thumpherys) @ 2:32 PM :: Identification :: 2 Comments :: 2068 Views

Thursday, January 05, 2006
What can I do in my back yard to increase the number of wild birds I attract?

malegoldfinch.jpgThe number one thing most often neglected by back yard birders is not providing water. All year round birds will flock to the yards that provide fresh clean water. In spring and summer they need the water but water is also vital in grooming and preening flight feathers. Every yard needs a bird bath.

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By Ken Kirkbride (Zamzows Vice President) (kkirkbride) @ 11:18 AM :: Feeders :: 1 Comments :: 1527 Views

The love-hate relationship with squirrels.

Squirrel2.jpgThe majority of people who feed wild birds will at some point have to deal with invading squirrels. I for one have a large group of squirrels that visit my feeders. The idea of share and share alike should work but not with Squirrels.

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By Ken Kirkbride (Zamzows Vice President) (kkirkbride) @ 9:33 AM :: Feeds :: 1 Comments :: 1549 Views

Wednesday, January 04, 2006
What birds are common in our area?

Cedar_Waxwing.jpgI have found that what is common in my back yard is not common across town. How close you are to the mountains or the river can have a great deal to do with the types of birds you see in your area. My best advice is to purchase a guide to western birds.

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By Ken Kirkbride (Zamzows Vice President) (kkirkbride) @ 1:59 PM :: Identification :: 0 Comments :: 1710 Views

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