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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Hummingbird Facts

Sunday, May 5, 2019 2:36 PM

Hummingbird Facts

Hummingbirds are very acrobatic. They can fly forward, sideways, upside-down and backwards. They can also hover in mid-air.

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Keep Your Nectar Fresh!

Sunday, May 5, 2019 2:34 PM

Keep Your Nectar Fresh!

Hummers avoid feeders with old or spoiled nectar. Commercial nectars typically last longer than homemade nectar and should be changed about once a week. If you make your own nectar, be sure to change it every other day to keep the raw sugar from fermenting. Following this simple schedule will soon have your yard humming with the Jewels of Spring.

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Springtime is House-Hunting Season

Sunday, May 5, 2019 2:33 PM

Springtime is House-Hunting Season

For wild birds, shelter and habitat are top priorities in spring. A few well-placed bird houses can significantly increase your yard's attractiveness.

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Save the Birds...and your Windows!

Sunday, May 5, 2019 2:28 PM

Save the Birds...and your Windows!

Millions of birds are killed each year by flying into windows. You can help prevent these collisions with a simple window decal.

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Bird Feeding Best Practices

Sunday, May 5, 2019 2:27 PM

We believe it is important  bird feeding practices. On the top of the list is keeping the bird feeders clean. By doing this on a regular basis, about once a month, it is an easy task. Hoppers, fly-through feeders, nyjer and tube feeders should not need cleaning more than that and our Birds Choice feeders are designed to be easy to clean. Hummingbird and oriole feeders should be cleaned each time they are refilled. Cleaning bird feeders and birdbaths is a crucial practice in preventing the spread of disease between birds. Keep your bird bath/feeder brush separate from any that you use for your own kitchen use.

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