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Best-ever backyard birding tips : hundreds of easy ways to attract the birds you love to watch

Martin, Deborah L. (Author).
Book  - 2008
598.07234 Mar
1 copy / 0 on hold

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Bird watching.
  • ISBN: 9781594868313
  • ISBN: 159486831X
  • Physical Description xi, 356 pages : illustrations (some color), maps.
  • Publisher [Emmaus, Pa.] : Rodale, [2008]

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Includes Internet addresses (pages 340-343) and index.
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LSC 21.95

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Best-Ever Backyard Birding Tips : Hundreds of Easy Ways to Attract the Birds You Love to Watch
Best-Ever Backyard Birding Tips : Hundreds of Easy Ways to Attract the Birds You Love to Watch
by Martin, Deborah L.; Rodale Garden Books Editors
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Best-Ever Backyard Birding Tips : Hundreds of Easy Ways to Attract the Birds You Love to Watch


Grab a front row seat for the sights and sounds of feeding, nesting, and bathing birds right in your backyard using these tips shared by experienced birders. Whether the aim is to attract tiny hummingbirds or large and raucous blue jays, or lay out the welcome mat for temporary visitors stopping in during their seasonal migration, Best-Ever Backyard Birding Tips by Deborah L. Martin explains how to play up various landscape features and how to appreciate what happens in the backyard "birdscape." The book targets all skill levels, offering new birders a few basics while intriguing longtime birders with new ideas. Here readers will learn: -why moving water, even a single dripper, will make a difference in which birds visit the yard -how to plan an entire bird garden that offers food, shelter, and water for bathing and drinking -what seeds and foods appeal to birds at different times of the season -how to attract new species of birds no matter which region of the country they live in -what type of shelter keeps baby birds safe until they are ready to leave the nest Birders will enjoy reading features such as "Everybody Wins" (birding practices that benefit nature and the environment) and "Budget-Wise Birding" (free or inexpensive ways to feed and attract birds). They'll also find step-by-step illustrations for installing a water feature, building a simple tray feeder, and converting a craft-style birdhouse into a suitable residence.