6 Ways To Attract Birds To Your Garden - PLUS: LUJII Coupon Code - 🪺🐦🪺
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2023
- I believe that birds are one of the best reasons to keep a garden. I love having birds visiting, nesting in, and eating in my garden areas. Join me today for 6 ways to attract birds to your garden. Plus, I have a coupon code and some products to consider from LUJII, who offers pretty hummingbird feeders and window bird feeders.
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Hi Jenny 🌺. I saw the video of bubbler of bath birds and wonderful video of birds fedder in your garden . These feeder hummingbirds looks beautiful . Jenny your haircut is pretty . Have awonderful day .🌻🌺🌻
I love, love your new hair style and it looks amazingly beautiful ❤️ I love having a bird feeder and my bird bath.
As someone who stopped coloring my hair during Covid I just wanted to tell you how wonderful your hair looks. You look great! 😊
Oh thank you!
I’m glad you put out hummingbird feeders and bird feeders for a variety of lovely birds. They are such a joy to watch. I also plant a few flowers that attract visitors. It’s so cool to watch the various visitors that stop by. The birds love playing in the bird bath too.
Hi Jenny! I found your channel via the bubbler video. We love attracting birds to our yard, too. We have various feeders which cater to specific birds, such as a caged mealworm feeder which attracts blue birds. I enjoy spending time watching the birds eating, hunting, drinking, and bathing as well as hearing their lovely birdsongs.
I love your hair Jenny, and of course your garden.
Oh Jenny I imagine you are happy not to put all those chemicals on your skin. I used to do the same until about 7 years ago & I didn’t realize how liberating it was to let it be! I love your new look it suits you & welcome to grey power!🤩
Love your hair! Looks great 😊
Goodmorning! And thank you. So enjoy your beautiful gardens. And the beautiful lady sharing it with us. 😊
I agree wholeheartedly with you regarding being a part of the ecosystem and not to harm the life that enters our gardens. I, too, LOVE birds!! We get so many songbirds, and it is lovely to hear them sing! So important to keep birdfeeders clean!
May I say, I absolutely love your hair the way you're wearing it now! Just lights up your face! Beautiful!
I love birds, most of all my garden decor include them 🥰 beautiful bird feeders you can never have enough of them 🥰
You had me at the bubble fountain and I’ve never looked back! PS loving the new hairstyle, suits you!!
Hi. I remember the bubbler video.
Jenny ~ this was a very well produced video! GOOD JOB! 🌸
Hi Jenny! Looks like you maybe got a new camera! The picture looks fabulous. Thanks for sharing. I love to watch the birds in my garden too!
Hi, Jenny! I love your opening shot. It looks like you’re vacationing at some resort! Your outfit is perfect resort wear, in my opinion, and the garden with umbrella and seating behind you is so inviting! Why don’t the birds help me with garden pests? I’m sure it’s because there’s no water in there. Great video!
Hi Yes saw the bubbler Bird Bath
You look beautiful love your hair & garden still is lovely as ever. Thanks for the video I need a bird feeder don't have one.
I also love your hair! You look beautiful! And your videos are wonderful!😘 As you were talking a bird was happily taking a bath
Loving your new hair look. I too enjoy the birds. I sometime just stop and stare at their moves back n forth. I supply food for both birds n gunners plus water so they can drink n bath. I have 6 solar water features n it brings me so much joy to watch nature at work.
Love all the bird feeders, nests, and baths!! I have a heated birdbath for the winter months, and the birds do love it!! We have several feeding areas, just like you do!! 🪺🪶🪶🪶💕
Hi Jenny! Yes that is how I found your channel! 😊♥️
Such a great video! Thanks for all the information. 🦅🕊
Love the glass feeder
Better yet-love your hair!!
Oh by the way ....we have a large bird feeder we use in winter & 2 hummingbird feeders for summer. In late fall we start feeding our winter birds & I leave seed heads on my plants all winter.
I haven't attracted very many birds 🐦 to my yard especially since I have no trees right now, still searching for the right varieties. But I do enjoy watching them at my neighbor's feeder.
I have tons of busy bumblebees on my newest additions to my garden.
I love sitting among the flowers and watch them cover my agastache, nepeta, coneflowers and sedum. They are oblivious to me. 🐝
Jenny, I really like your natural hair color. Back in July, I told my hairdresser I want to go natural so maybe by spring the hair color will be cut off. My hairstyle is a bit longer than yours. And despite being at least ten years older the gray just hasn't been cooperating so mine looks dishwater drab. I've wanted shimmering gray hair since my twenties.
Great tutorial Jenny and great new hair style too. 😀
Good afternoon. I have a fond memory at my parents farm where there would be up to 25 humming birds at their 2 feeders at any given time and it was amazing watching the males trying to claim the feeders as their own however that never worked. They just could not get along. It also meant that the females could feed as long as they could. Enjoyed this video and have a wonderful afternoon.
Following your channel from Nairobi, Kenya inspires, though not exactly related to America, trees, flowers, and birds because humans are home-esthetic wherever they are. We only build birds' houses by planting a good tree they'd like, but generally let them build theirs. We don't feed them but they have a way to live, sharing our water and some like the millet and sorghum we use for our porridge and pounded foods. If a visitor comes around our house, there is a bird that flies to our doorsteps and sometimes can even enter the living room. We, as a family, can now even recognize the song it may make if there is a guest. Nothing is more amazing than watching birds, which are more inviting than their songs; they become our morning songs as we increase plants, and if keen, our messagers.
Hi. Yes I love your fountain! I made on too!
I am one of your subscribers from bubbler waterfountain video. For some reason I was got unsubscribed and was missing your videos for a while and could remember the channels name 😢 but then I remembered that I found uou thru the bubble bath water fountain video and I have subscribed back to your channel now 😄 love all your videos. Keep them coming.
Thanks for looking for me!
This spring a bluebird nested in a house from previous owners. Fascinating!
Thank you for the video.
Love your Channel your yard and home are so Beautiful
Thank you Jenny. We get A LOT of birds in the spring especially when our mulberry tree produces its fruit. We also get swallows that make nests in our barn every year. I’m trying to plant more bird friendly plants, elderberries, serviceberries, coneflowers ect. I also have a cherry bush they seem to enjoy. We have cardinals very spring, also orioles and their so much fun to watch out of our patio door. I also have two small Water features but I don’t see them visit them much, they may be too deep. I’m going to be trying to dig a small in ground bird bath for them maybe yet this fall. Although the birds do enjoy the water puddles we have in our driveway when and if we get rain which hasn’t happened very much this summer.😞🌺💚🙃
Really enjoyed the video Jenny 😊
Really enjoy your videos Jenny😊
Love your hair style. I also have short hair. I plant the right plants but bird baths and I don't get along. I forget to fill them with water and clean them.
I am so pleased you stressed the importance of keeping feeders and bird houses clean. I read that lice in a bird house from a previous summer can actually kill a baby bird. My bird bath attracts many kinds of birds, especially during the spring and fall migration seasons. I occasionally use 'Microbe-Lift' Bird and Statuary Cleaner to help keep it clean. I've feeding the birds since in a day or two swarms of blackbirds and starlings take over and leave nothing for the songbirds. Tried but can't get rid of them. I'm going to try an in ground pool that you mentioned since I do see tiny frogs about. Excellent video!
Clarification: I've stopped feeding the birds because of starlings and blackbirds eating all the seeds.
Good one Jenny!!
The only time I see two hummingbird males at a time is when a juvenile male comes with mom or dad in the middle of the summer. I also have two feeders one in the front and one in the back of the house and it doesn’t help in attracting more.
That blown glasss hummingbird feeder is gorgeous and is now on my Christmas wishlist.
Thank you Jenny for introducing me to LUJII. I ordered the lovely acorn hummingbird feeder. I have been watching you since day one and enjoy your videos. It’s easy to see why you’re growing due to the fact you teach gardening techniques along w ideas for the garden. I’m your neighbor in Western Pennsylvania zone 6a. I am a bird lover also. They are amazing little creatures.
Have a great day .🌸
Hi from Chattanooga, TN. Love it. That's a wonderful video on how to promote wildlife habitat in your garden.
I’m one of your bubbler subscribers! We had a Douglas Squirrel visit our garden for several weeks earlier this summer. We always have a couple Eastern Gray Squirrels, but it was very exciting to see this PNW native for the first time!
We live in the PNW, too. Love having the native Douglas squirrels in our yard. The Eastern Gray squirrels, not so much. They like to eat Black Oil sunflower seeds. They climb our Douglas Fir trees, some are 100 ft tall, and they knock out the pine cones. Always fun to watch!
Did you have a make over. Nice
Loved this video! I just purchased two hummingbird feeders with the intention of giving one as a gift (maybe). I can't remember if it was the bubbler fountain video that brought me to your channel or one of your photo submissions to Garden Answer, but I'm so glad I found you either way. 😊
I have a hummingbird feeder which has been very busy lately. Unfortunately I live in the mountains and I can’t have regular bird feeders because of the bear in the area. I do have a bird bath with a solar fountain but I’ve never seen any birds on it. I clean it regularly, but still no birds.
Sorry to hear that
You look great; so summery and fresh! Just a friendly word of warning about the suction cup bird feeders. I tried them years ago and it was a terrible thing because the birds kept flying into the window and hurting, even killing, themselves. After the second death I threw it away. I hope this doesn’t happen to you.
P.s. I can no longer feed the birds because it drew rats and mice into my garage, even into my car! 😭 But I do keep several bird baths and water sources for them and anything else that needs a drink. Even those deer get a drink whenever they need it, and I love watching the birds take a bath.
Gosh, we haven't had a problem with that!
I love the blown glass hummingbird feeder, but I'm wondering how easy it is to clean with the small opening. Also, does the bottom part come apart to be able to clean inside?
Yes it does! The glass opening is plenty big for a bottle brush. No problem!
When I put out shelled peanuts, the Blue Jays will hide them for winter until they are gone. I don't feed sugar water to hummingbirds as sugar is not even healthy for humans.
Hummingbirds need sugar - they get it from nectar and the sugar water is the best thing that copied nectar- they need sugar for energy.