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Friday, August 01, 2008

Providing a Bird Bath to Attract More Birds
Providing a bird bath to attract more birds Water is one of the resources needed for a good bird habitat that is often missing from your backyard habitat. Birds need a...
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By dan devarona (ddevarona) @ 3:22 PM :: Bird Baths :: 0 Comments :: 53 Views

No Sprout Bird Seed
No Sprout Bird Seed Written by Christopher Owings Zamzows No Sprout birdseed is an excellent blend for the birds in the Treasure Valley. It is a great mix of seeds to complete almost any bird’s diet including; House finch, American goldfinch, Pine Siskin, House Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, and the Northern Flicker. Plus, the best part about the...
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By dan devarona (ddevarona) @ 11:19 AM :: Bird Baths :: 0 Comments :: 62 Views

Tuesday, February 14, 2006

pests around your bird feeders

Pests around your bird feeders can really be frustrating. This article will help you eliminate them. More..

By Zamzows Admin (zampres) @ 11:26 AM :: Feeders :: 0 Comments :: 62 Views

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 :: 2234 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 :: 2250 Views