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Dear ##firstname[Friend]##,
Danielle Calkins,
Associate Editor |
Though some readers have seen their first hummingbird of the season, many of us are still waiting. If you’re trying to welcome migrating hummingbirds, keep these key points in mind. We hope you see your own hummingbird in no time!
If you’re looking for even more birding tips and tricks, like this information on nesting season, visit out Birds & Blooms blog. We’re sharing all sorts of information you’ll love!
Danielle Calkins
Birds & Blooms
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Bird of the Month: Purple Martin
Want to attract purple martins to your backyard during nesting season? It’s easier than you think! Simply mount a multi-compartment house or several gourds on a 14-foot pole.
Learn more tips on how to attract the purple martin to your backyard, and listen to their song.
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From the Expert
George Harrison,
Birding Expert |
I’ve heard it’s bad to feed birds in the spring and summer because it keeps them from using their natural food sources. Is this true?
—Darlene Martin, Parkersburg, West Virginia
George: This is a myth that just seems to live forever. There's absolutely nothing harmful about feeding backyard birds in summer. In fact, I encourage you to feed birds throughout the year. During summer, you may have some of the most delightful bird-watching experiences, such as seeing parent birds bring their youngsters to feeders for the first time.
For answers to your birding questions, visit our
Bird Expert section of our website.
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Bird Photography Tips
Birds & Blooms photographer Jerry Acton shares his best tips and tricks for photographing your favorite birds.
Learn the tips.
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Grow Your Own Birdseed
Ready to attract more birds this season? It’s simple: grow your own birdseed! These plants are guaranteed to bring more feathered friends to your yard.
Start Planting.
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