This website is a portal for our wholesale customers only. Please visit BIRDSCHOICE.COM for all of your birding needs!

This website is a portal for our wholesale customers only. If you are not a store, please visit BIRDSCHOICE.COM for all of your birding needs!
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Participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count with Your Backyard Bird Feeders

February might be known for love, groundhogs, and presidents for much of North America. But in our world, February is known for one of the largest citizen science events in the world.

 

This year, The Great Backyard Bird Count occurs February 17-20, when the world comes together for the love of birds. 

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Welcome to Our New Website!

Friday, May 10, 2019 5:15 PM

Welcome to Our New Website!

Hello and welcome to the new online home of Backyard Nature Products! 

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Create a "Food Court" for Birds!

Sunday, May 5, 2019 2:49 PM

Create a

Like people, birds have different preferences about what, where, and how they like to eat. The food court at the mall attracts a crowd by offering several options. You can do the same for the birds in your area and increase the variety of birds visiting your yard.

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6 Steps to Turn Your Yard into a Sanctuary for Birds

With many bird populations in decline, the birds need your help! Habitat loss and degradation, disease, and collisions with man-made structures are some of the main factors. By following these six steps, you can turn your yard into a sanctuary for the birds.

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Just Add Water ...

Sunday, May 5, 2019 2:43 PM

Just Add Water ...

Water is the #1 way to attract birds to your yard. But simply buying a bird bath isn't enough! The key to making your birds comfortable is to keep the water fresh and shallow -- most birds prefer a depth of 1 - 2 inches of water. When their feathers are soaked, birds instinctively begin to watch for predators and will head for the nearest shelter. If you notice birds drinking but rarely bathing in your birdbath, it is probably too deep, too slick, or too far from shelter.

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