DealDash Feeds Wild Birds

Feeding wild birds is a very nice hobby. It’s fun and helpful. Let DealDash show you how.

Wild birds are everywhere, in every state, and in every country. No matter where you live you’re going to have a population of wild birds. Feeding the wild birds in your area is a good pastime for you, but even better for the birds! The birds in your area will flock to your yard once they realize that they’ll be able to get a free meal. And with that, you’ll have a super opportunity to see some gorgeous birds in their own habitat. Read on for more information on feeding wild birds.

Decide What to Feed the Birds

Not all wild birds like to eat the same things. If you’d like to be the birds best friend, then you’ll want to figure out what wild birds you’re most likely to run into in your neighborhood and find out what they like to eat. Most birds do enjoy the prepared bag of “wild bird seed” mix that you can find in your local store, so if you can’t figure out what the favorite meal of your local birds is, then just get that. It will be eaten – wild birds aren’t the pickiest eaters around.

If you’d prefer to give a variety of food, then keep in mind that birds enjoy things other than bird seed. Some birds enjoy fruits such as apples, bananas, oranges, raisins, grapefruit, and pears.

Don’t Forget the water

Different wild birds might enjoy different types of food, but one of the things that all of them have in common is that they also need water. Water is best given in a bird bath. The bird bath has a multitude of purposes. First, the birds can drink out of it. Secondly, the birds can take a bath and clean their feathers while they are drinking and cool themselves off. And lastly, bird baths look terrific in the yard as a piece of decoration as well as helping the birds.

Choose Your Feeder

Once you’ve figured out what kinds of birds you’re most likely to attract and what to feed them, then you’re going to need a feeder. There are many, many different types of bird feeders on the market. There are tube feeders to put seeds in, there are nectar feeders if you are aiming to feed hummingbirds, and there are suet cages if you’re looking to feed larger birds who enjoy eating suet. It’s up to you what kinds of birds you’re interested in attracting, just be sure that you do your research and get the correct food and feeder to use.

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This sponsored DealDash blog article was written by Dawn E, a mother of 3 who loves DealDash. Dawn was compensated for writing this article. Read even more at DealDashBlog.com, DealDashTips.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.