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Male Downy Woodpecker added in the gallery by Bret Goddard on Nov 28, 2016
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Re: Hummingbird Nectar Recipe » Watching Backyard Birds.com

I use Brita (filtered) water, cane sugar (hoping it's nonGMO). Heat water in pan, prep sugar in a glass, heat-proof measuring cup. 1 cup sugar, add hot water to make 2 cups total or so. Stir. Cool. Store in jar (glass or plastic) in fridge. Add to mix to feeder as needed, add more water to make ~3 parts water, ~1 part sugar. maybe more sugar as birds arrive I spring, more water in summer when it's hot. I make it concentrated 1 to 1 so it's easier store.

by Debby Stark, Fri, 16 Jun 2017
Re: Weird Things to Feed Birds: Eggshells » Watching Backyard Birds.com

Keep forgetting to do this. I like the roof idea!

by AppalachiaTori, Wed, 24 May 2017
Re: How—and Why—to Clean Your Bird Feeders » Watching Backyard Birds.com

"Clean your feeders and birdbaths regularly–"at least once a month, and more often during periods of heavy use." Also more often in hot, damp, and humid weather. Bird seeds contain oil, which spoils and can turn rancid with higher temperatures. Molds and fungus increase with humidity and dampness.

by JamesC, Mon, 22 May 2017
Re: Photo Gallery: What am I? by Bret Goddard » Watching Backyard Birds.com

Do you know what it is, Bret? Where do you live?

by Dawn Hewitt, Mon, 24 Apr 2017
Re: 2012—A Great Year for Bird Babies » Watching Backyard Birds.com

&gual123!!

by Thomas Perrie, Thu, 13 Apr 2017

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