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Birds add calm to a chaotic world.
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Birds make us feel better. Plain and simple. In fact, several recent studies prove that bird feeding and bird watching help lower levels of stress, anxiety, and depression. And with mental illness on the rise, reconnecting with nature is just what the doctor ordered.
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Give birds a chance.
Over recent history, birds have perished at an alarming rate. In fact, more than 1 in 4 birds has disappeared since 1970. Which is scary, since birds keep nature’s ecosystems in check. Plus, they provide us with real health benefits. Want to help? Start by buying a bird feeder, and support the declining population by feeding the birds.
Buy into the benefits.
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Getting into new hobbies can be daunting. They’re often time-consuming and expensive. Well, not this one. Bird feeding is easy. And wildly affordable. Plus, if you miss a refill, it’s no stress. The birds will always come back. Not sure where to start? Follow these tips and turn your backyard into bird utopia.
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Feeder Preferences
Our moods vary based on what we eat. Birds are no different. Their ideal food groups are seeds, worms, insects, and nectar. When it comes to feeders, a bird’s stature can determine the type.
Project FeederWatch |
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Ready to take your feeding to the next level? Our friends at Cornell’s Lab of Ornithology invite you to explore Project FeederWatch. This fun, interactive program turns your bird feeder observations into useful scientific data. And that data will help protect the bird population for years to come.
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