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Sometimes birds may decide to get a little too close when they visit your porch. The best thing you can do is scare them away using some noise or something that smells bad, like moth balls. The “how to keep birds from pooping on my porch” is a question that has been asked many times. … Read more

I’m sure you’ve noticed the chimney swifts have a penchant for hanging out around your porch. These industrious birds are always looking for food, and if there isn’t any to be found, they will take yours! Luckily I can help keep these pesky birds away from your walls with my quick-fix advice on how to … Read more

Red-shouldered hawks are medium to large birds with a small head, long tail and wings that stretch up to 3.5 feet across. They have dark brown or blackish plumage on their upper body, chestnut underparts and reddish legs and feet for camouflage in the forest floor where they hunt for invertebrate prey such as beetles, … Read more

These are a few things that you can try to get your bird out of the garage. Things To Try: 1) Using a dog’s collar and holding it up on end, drop food onto the floor in front of the door or window. The bird will see this as an opportunity for escape and attempt … Read more

The Great American Bird Count is a conservation event that takes place every February. This year, it will take place on Saturday, Feb. 23rd- Sunday Feb 24th and participants are asked to count the number of birds they see each day in their local areas for ten days total. Birds have always been a symbol … Read more

With the increased popularity of bird feeders, people are looking for tips and tricks to keep these birds safe. One way is with a hummingbird deterrent system. These systems use sound waves that can be heard by all animals but not humans, so it’s okay if you’re inside your house! To protect your bird feeders … Read more

Mockingbirds are a common bird, who migrate in different directions each year. They need high-quality food and water to thrive, as well as at least ten square feet of land per bird for nesting. If you want more than one mockingbird on your property, be sure to plant plenty of cover crops that will provide … Read more

Birds are a key part of our ecosystem. They make it easier for us to see the world and they provide entertainment, food and fertilizer. Some species have been around since before dinosaurs roamed Earth while others evolved much more recently thanks to human activity. Because birds live so long, scientists have had plenty of … Read more

Bunnies love to hide in dark places, so you’re going to want a bird feeder. These days they come with all sorts of built-in features and designs that are sure to attract the right birds for your yard. The how to attract birds fast is a question that has been asked by many people. There are … Read more