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BIRDS & BLOOMS Newsletter - September 2012
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Dear ##firstname[Friend]##,

Danielle Calkins
Danielle Calkins,
Associate Editor

Quick! There’s just a couple weeks left to send in your submissions to our 2013 Backyard Photo Contest. We’re accepting entries in three categories: Best of Birds, Best of Flowers and Best of Butterflies.

Submit yours now. Good luck!

Danielle Calkins
Birds & Blooms

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Bird of the Month

Bird of the Month: Wood Duck

Did you know that wood ducks will actually nest in a nest box? They are gorgeous, entertaining birds.

Learn how to attract wood ducks to your yard, and listen to their song.

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George

George Harrison,
Birding Expert

From the Expert

Last spring, my husband put out short lengths of red and green yarn for nesting birds. Within 45 minutes, they'd taken all the red yarn, but left the green. We put out more red yarn, which the birds grabbed, but they still didn't touch the green. Can you tell us if birds can distinguish colors and why they might have left the green yarn?

Get the answer from our Bird Expert, here.

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Migrating Warblers

Migrating Warblers

Warblers are on the move throughout the United States and Canada, migrating south for the winter. Though most won’t go to seed feeders, they do come to backyards that offer good habitat, food and water.

Learn to attract migrating warblers.

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Severe Weather Disaster

Severe Weather Disaster

Even after hurricane devastation, these readers rebuilt bird feeders, planted new gardens and welcomed wildlife back to their yards with open arms.

Find out how.

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License Plate Birdhouse

License Plate Birdhouse

With a few pieces of scrap wood and a recycled license plate, you can make an inexpensive birdhouse.

Make your own!

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