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Backyard Birding Safety - Page 3

Published 5th October 2022

Should bird feeders be painted

Paint the bird feeder if you can guarantee the paint in use is non toxic, exterior grade with the bonus of being waterproof, to extend the feeders lifespan.

Published 27th September 2022

Do bird baths need to be shallow

Bird baths need to be shallow in order to allow any bird, small or larger to use it to hydrate or as they enter the water to preen, whilst maintaining a safe depth.

Published 22nd September 2022

Are bird feeders safe

Bird feeders are a great way to feed backyard birds, although its imperative you clean feeders to remove mold or change bird food to avoid bacteria.

Published 15th September 2022

Are plastic bird baths safe for birds

Baths baths made in plastic are super safe to utilize in your yard, with no possible way the plastic becoming a health hazard for wild birds.

Published 6th September 2022

Are glass bird baths too slippery

As you can imagine a glass surface that tends to slope down can be a little hazardous to birds around water, yet it can be made safe with use of pebbles.

Published 4th September 2022

Should bird feeder be cleaned

No doubt about it, feeders intended for wild birds must be cleaned out in order to replace old bird food, while avoiding the growth of bacteria or mold.

Published 10th July 2022

Where NOT to hang a Hummingbird feeder

Hummingbird feeders should not be hung in populated areas of the yard or near to a pedestrian sidewalk, with a focus on avoiding blind spots.

Published 4th July 2022

What do you put in a bird bath

What you must prioritize when setting up a bird bath are pebbles to line the water bowl, with rocks to use as perches plus a solar fountain to get attention.

Published 31st May 2022

Why does my glass Hummingbird feeder leak

Hummingbird feeders leak because of age or poorly built, though glass feeders aren't so much to blame but rather than the plastic bodies it screws on to.

Published 27th May 2022

Do bird feeders make a mess

Feeders can make a mess but this can often go unnoticed as the weather eventually cleans it up, or ground feeding birds eat the waste under the feeder.