Birds & Blooms Newsletter - September 2013

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BRING ON FALL:
Expert Advice for Fall

School is back in session and the warm days of summer are getting shorter and shorter. Here are tips and things to think about this upcoming fall season from our birding, gardening and butterfly experts.

MORE FALL TIPS:
Monarch Migration in the Fall
Top 10 Berries for Birds
Drought Resistant Plants for Birds



MOST WANTED BIRDS: Red-Bellied Woodpecker Learn how to attract the red-bellied woodpecker to your yard, and listen to its song. Read more»	GLAD YOU ASKED: 10 Tips to Attract Birds Here are ten ways to welcome birds to your feeders all year round. Get the answer»	FEED THE BIRDS: Easy Suet Recipes Here some of the best and easiest suet recipes that were tested and approved by birders. Read more»

BEST OF THE BLOG

Jewel of a hummingbird
Blogger SeEtta shares her experience (and photos) spotting a Broad-billed Hummingbird during a recent trip to Arizona.

Rain Chains
It’s rainy season in Florida, and Birds and Blooms’ blogger Jill is thinking about adding rain chains to her backyard décor in place of traditional downspouts.

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