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As we head into the colder months, it’s important to remember your feathered friends need special care during winter, too. Here is some of our best advice for bird feeding during the winter, heated birdbaths and winter bird hotspots. We’re also taking a look at how bird banding is helping scientists learn about birds. Writer Ken Keffer shares this video of how he bands birds. Danielle Calkins
Regional ReportCold weather is coming! Get ready for the change of seasons by preparing your backyard. Click on your region below to learn more about your area on our Birds & Blooms blog. Bird of the Month: Cedar WaxwingIf you've ever seen a group of waxwings take over a berry-filled tree, then you know just how special these backyard birds are.Learn how to attract the cedar waxwing to your yard, and listen to their song. From the Expert
I’d like to attract cedar waxwings to my yard. Can you suggest a few berry-producing shrubs that will help? George: Mountain ash is a sure winner for attracting cedar waxwings. Other berry-producing shrubs that tempt these birds, as well as northern mockingbirds, are high-bush cranberry, hawthorns and mulberries. Even poison ivy is good because it produces white berries that are edible for birds. Feeder on a DimePlatform feeders are one of the most popular options for attracting backyard birds. Save time and money with this simple feeder that songbirds will love. Bird Banding VideoBanding and other research methods are helping scientists learn about birds. Writer Ken Keffer shares this video of how he bands birds at the Black Swamp Bird Observatory in Ohio where he works. This email was sent to: ##emailaddress## HAVE A FRIEND who enjoys bird-watching, bird feeding or backyard gardening? Feel free to forward this newsletter! If this newsletter was forwarded to you, please use this link to sign up for yourself. If you do not want to receive further editions of this newsletter, please use this link to unsubscribe. If you would like to change or edit your email preferences, please visit your Personal Preferences page. To learn more about Reiman Media Group’s use of personal information, please read our Privacy Policy. ![]()
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