Attracting Birds to Your Backyard

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  • Опубликовано: 29 мар 2020
  • Learn different ways you can attract birds to your backyard! You can easily make your yard a haven for cardinals, finches, and more!
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  • @kelcritcarroll
    @kelcritcarroll Год назад +3

    Brush piles…and I mean big ones, 8 ft. high by 14 feet wide and have a couple at least …all birds will use for cover and juncos sleep in them plus other animals use them to live in….i love my brush piles!

  • @janetbaden8926
    @janetbaden8926 2 года назад +10

    I bought a heated dog bowl..the only one they had was the big one so I added rocks and put a cheap solar fountain in..I think total of everything was $37..thanks for tips

  • @jamesmoore7464
    @jamesmoore7464 4 года назад +26

    I have been feeding birds and providing nesting houses for years but your tutorial provided so much information that I didn’t know. I listened to two of your talks and loved them both. Very educational! Thank you.

  • @pollyhorlander7389
    @pollyhorlander7389 2 года назад +2

    I love the word “feathers”!

  • @ytcarol
    @ytcarol Год назад +4

    What an excellent presentation! As new bird watchers in Maryland near DC, my mom and I have identified many of the birds here. Your tips are really helpful. I do want to find a water dish with a de-icing component as we move into winter, and hope to find a video on that subject. Subscribed!

  • @bobbie1320
    @bobbie1320 2 года назад +2

    morning.... i'm a newbe at this whole bird feeding thing & live in connecticut.It was nice to finally find a site other then the states that don't experience harsh winters. i've had several bird house outside for a year now & finally 3 of them were occupied this past summer. i got so excited. so i thinking my patience needs alittle work since this is the first year in regards to feeding during the winter months. ur video was so encouraging & informative, can't wait til i have more time to tap into ur complete site. thank u !

  • @kelcritcarroll
    @kelcritcarroll Год назад +1

    Robin eat mealworms….I bought the dryed kind one spring as a robin was already up in Michigan and we got hit with a snowstorm..he was desperate and hungry so i throw some mealworms out and he found them right away and gobbled them up, looked at me and smiled!🤣

  • @SG-kt3vj
    @SG-kt3vj 2 года назад +3

    Thanks for all the great tips! I'm a new birder 🐦🤓 I did as you suggested and I've got birds! I'm learning so much and having a blast! THANK YOU!

  • @velocity2516
    @velocity2516 4 года назад +8

    Looking for this . Thank you . Really from the heart 💓 . This video made my research easiest.

  • @denisegirmer4550
    @denisegirmer4550 3 года назад +1

    Wonderful tips! Ty🌸💜

  • @pattiday431
    @pattiday431 3 года назад +5

    We used to have a lovely Samoyed. The little birds loved her fur for their nests. If we put it out in the morning, it would be gone within hours.

    • @charlottebonnie5320
      @charlottebonnie5320 Год назад

      Some years ago I have several times been trying the same with the winter fur of my Icelandic ponies in spring, but all the birds weren't interested in at all.
      An old cover picture of an Icelandic horses' magazine ("Das Islandpferd"/Germany) showed two grazing ponies whereas two ravens/crows were making "self-service" on the back of the ponies whose long winter hair can easily be removed in spring.

  • @stacyjohnston3222
    @stacyjohnston3222 3 года назад +3

    Thank you for this comprehensive tutorial. I found it very informative.

  • @ladidi5222
    @ladidi5222 3 года назад +4

    I loved this video! It is so informative. Thanks

  • @MK-wm6gu
    @MK-wm6gu 2 года назад +1

    I love your channel! Your information is so useful. I can’t wait to visit your store the next time I’m in Rochester.

  • @TheArtfulAddict
    @TheArtfulAddict 3 года назад +2

    Great video, very informative! Thanks for sharing ❤

  • @rohinibhat4955
    @rohinibhat4955 3 года назад +2

    This was a great informative video. Thanks you.

  • @omarcarduelis
    @omarcarduelis 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for all the information.

  • @dharmaofdog7676
    @dharmaofdog7676 3 года назад +1

    What a fantastically informative Video. I think I learned about 30 new insights, tips, ideas & inspirations! Many thanks - Peace to all of our Planets Sacred Creatures, Purveyors of Joy!

  • @GoldyAF1
    @GoldyAF1 4 года назад +3

    great video. thanks for the info!

  • @daniellehodge414
    @daniellehodge414 3 года назад

    Amazing video ty!!

  • @user-td4gg4ht6e
    @user-td4gg4ht6e 6 месяцев назад

    I had heard in winter you should put rocks in bottom of shallow dish to make sure they can drink but not take a bath in the cold. Apparently if feathers get wet ice crystals prevent them from keeping warm

  • @choicemojave6655
    @choicemojave6655 Год назад

    Thank you. Lots of useful information, and new things learned.

  • @london1016
    @london1016 3 года назад

    Like ur birds education. Thanks. Amazing birds

  • @scorpionthesandwing2872
    @scorpionthesandwing2872 2 года назад

    I saw a barn swallow nest near my front door, the babies were so cute!

  • @catherinemurphy873
    @catherinemurphy873 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the great ideas.

  • @jamesalanstephensmith7930
    @jamesalanstephensmith7930 3 года назад

    Great stuff!

  • @johndeveny2832
    @johndeveny2832 3 года назад

    I learned so much good information!

  • @kelcritcarroll
    @kelcritcarroll Год назад

    When I was growing up in the late 60’s red-headed woodpeckers were everywhere andcommon here in Michigan . My farmer neighbor has one on his property, probably two but I personally havent seen one in decades…thirty years probably…..

  • @carolhines9704
    @carolhines9704 3 года назад

    I live in a suburb right outside Columbus Ohio and have had Bluebirds in my backyard so I think they are adapting to other than open areas.

  • @sambontrager6392
    @sambontrager6392 2 года назад

    I find that used satilite dishes make great bird bathes. I have several

  • @janeknight5070
    @janeknight5070 3 года назад +1

    I bought two bird houses like what u show a basket type material. I didn’t think the hummingbirds would use it . So I returned them . By watching your video I see now that it’s not just for nesting. They can use it for shelter in the rain. I’m in California and right now the trees have no leaves . I’m in in an apartment I have a balcony. Last week I noticed one hummingbird came in out of the rain to dry off . So maybe I need to order the basket hummingbird basket and hang on a hook with my plant. We can’t hang things on the balcony. We can use the plant hangers. I have sm one in my plants. I don’t have much space. Your video was helpful ty.

  • @sheikhiftikharali
    @sheikhiftikharali 2 года назад

    Very informative video and soothing voice

  • @pshahdoshi
    @pshahdoshi 3 года назад

    Thank you

  • @williamtaylor2412
    @williamtaylor2412 Год назад

    love this

  • @peggytrujillo-lawrence5942
    @peggytrujillo-lawrence5942 2 года назад +1

    You said you had “warmed the seed”, how do I do that? Thank you. This is such a great tutorial.

  • @eileend5025
    @eileend5025 3 года назад +2

    I did not realize nijer seed went bad. That is good to know. I stopped using black oil sunflower seeds because they make such a mess, but I have less birds coming. I'll get some today. I don't mind the squirrels. My problem is black bear. They destroy feeders all the time.

  • @ginafriend1690
    @ginafriend1690 3 года назад +1

    Great info! I put a PVC Pipe over my Droll Yankee "squirrel proof" feeder (heavy duty screw in pole) because they really Aren't squirrel proof (just cost alot) At least not in my yard where squirrels are bountiful. That Does Work! Along with Hot Pepper birdseed including suet.

    • @BubenikJas
      @BubenikJas 3 года назад

      What does, '... PVC Pipe over my Droll Yankee "squirrel proof" feeder (heavy duty screw in pole)' mean? There are many types of PVC pipe and this post doesn't say exactly what size you use and how you put it on.

  • @TH-eb5ro
    @TH-eb5ro 3 года назад +2

    Nice video, where do we find that hanging waterer?

  • @Abangsaury
    @Abangsaury 3 года назад

    Pelestari burung yg luwar biasa bos🙏👍👍

  • @rhondapelletier2141
    @rhondapelletier2141 3 года назад +3

    When/ what month.........is BEST to put up your bird houses?? I live in Ct.....

  • @MidwestDavesGoldProspecting
    @MidwestDavesGoldProspecting 2 года назад

    Use a quarter to draw the opening to a wren house :)

  • @thewildlifewhisperer4160
    @thewildlifewhisperer4160 2 года назад

    I love your channel..Where did you get your hanging bird bath?

  • @pshahdoshi
    @pshahdoshi 3 года назад

    Thank you, can you suggest the name the house feeder that is squirrel proof?

  • @omkarnanajkar6967
    @omkarnanajkar6967 3 года назад

    Love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳

  • @KalkiSRP
    @KalkiSRP 3 года назад +2

    VERY GOOD 👌👌👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤👍👍👍👍👍

  • @vistaprime
    @vistaprime 4 года назад +4

    I'd love to attract purple martins but my neighbourhood is not conducive for them.

  • @colirow
    @colirow 2 года назад

    Where can I find that style of hanging water feeder shown at the start of your video?

  • @kirankumar9207
    @kirankumar9207 Год назад

    Where can I buy the items shown

  • @kathrynprice7102
    @kathrynprice7102 4 года назад +2

    I am curious if this feeder can be located on the same pole as the hummingbird feeder and other feeders?

    • @TheBirdHouseNY
      @TheBirdHouseNY  3 года назад +1

      In general, you want to keep hummingbird feeders away from other feeders because the hummingbirds can be very territorial! They don't necessarily get along with others!

  • @sharonloomis5264
    @sharonloomis5264 3 года назад

    I live in the country. My problem is how to clean the birdbath. It is concrete and I have hard water. Have never been able to get it completely clean. How?

  • @khaleefax9553
    @khaleefax9553 Год назад

    *Which one is a 100% mess free bird feeder?*

  • @gracieshomeandgardens5089
    @gracieshomeandgardens5089 Год назад

    I found the house sparrow aggressive to other birds during feeding
    They don't like other birds around them in the feeder.

  • @capicuaaa
    @capicuaaa 3 года назад +10

    I just don't understand why anyone would considere squirrels and chipmunks a pest... I wish we had then still in our country...

    • @kelcritcarroll
      @kelcritcarroll Год назад

      One reason is because the can and will destroy your birdfeeders.they can and will get intoyour house by chewing a way in or find a way in and then you have a roommate…and eventually several…

    • @katieann1908
      @katieann1908 Год назад +4

      Bird food is expensive.
      Squirrels eat all their food nonstop..plus the birds don't come when the squirrels are there.

    • @carolro6673
      @carolro6673 Год назад +1

      You can feed either birds or squirrels. I chose birds.

    • @capicuaaa
      @capicuaaa Год назад +1

      @@carolro6673 Why not feed both? Are squirrels less worthy?

    • @carolro6673
      @carolro6673 Год назад +1

      @@capicuaaa how pray tell do you feed both? In order to feed birds, it is necessary to provide a protected feed station for them. If the squirrels “crack the code” and they often do by breaking into the bird feeders, then the birds are shut out…squirrels take over. Birds leave. Also squirrels raid the garden. Especially the squash and pumpkin. They chew into flesh and while they are at it, they pee on them. Cover the fruits up with netting and they uncover while I am sleeping. Birds don’t get into my garden, as long as I provide clean water and food for them. Lastly, squirrels are rodents, large fluffy rats. Squirrels do a lot of damage to farm crops. Ask a farmer.

  • @barbmaki3023
    @barbmaki3023 3 года назад

    I'm going to put a water source in my yard. I have a variety of birds. I'm going to try making a water source
    Also. I had one on the ground sitting on a milk crate

  • @carolhines9704
    @carolhines9704 3 года назад +1

    Unfortunately the squirrels in my backyard have learned to eat the seeds with the hot stuff on it. It only worked for about a month before they adapted to it. They do go to my birdbath for a drink shortly after they eat.

    • @laura2842
      @laura2842 3 года назад

      Ditto, the squirrels in my yard even eat the suet balls that are treated with the hot stuff, they would love the suet but cann't seem to hang on. (YES!!!) I feel sorry for them but they are bigger and fatter and can just go elsewhere (along with the grackles and black birds)
      ha

  • @pshahdoshi
    @pshahdoshi 3 года назад

    How do you keep the ants away from hummingbird feeder?

  • @glennarichards2933
    @glennarichards2933 3 года назад

    I have several black snakes should I not but bird houses up

    • @annereynolds66
      @annereynolds66 2 года назад

      If you don’t protest a pole the snakes will eat eggs or babies . Needs to be a pole that is also away from trees .

  • @stellaro519
    @stellaro519 3 года назад +4

    Birds can get sick from dirty feeders. Stop needless suffering by scrubbing feeders and baths with a brush in soapy water when they are dirty and every 3 weeks even if they don't appear to need it. Rinse very well and DRY very well. Move to a new area,hang, and enjoy! 🐦

  • @janettempest716
    @janettempest716 3 года назад

    I have a bird bath. But wood pigeons come and sit in the bath and the stand on the edge and poop in the bath putting smaller birds off 🤷‍♀️

  • @thomasmartin2435
    @thomasmartin2435 Год назад

    caged feeders to keep squirrels out

  • @velocity2516
    @velocity2516 4 года назад +5

    One advice . Time stamp your video in comments section .

  • @matthewmcgowan3381
    @matthewmcgowan3381 4 года назад +4

    How do you get rid of squirrels coming to your feeder

    • @vistaprime
      @vistaprime 4 года назад +2

      invest in a squirrel baffle.

    • @matthewmcgowan3381
      @matthewmcgowan3381 4 года назад +1

      @@vistaprime
      I know i already have one i

    • @matthewmcgowan3381
      @matthewmcgowan3381 4 года назад +2

      But they never seem to work

    • @vistaprime
      @vistaprime 4 года назад +3

      @@matthewmcgowan3381 mine works great. you need one that sits on the poll. and needs to be cylinder shape with no flat top, so rounded top.

    • @TheBirdHouseNY
      @TheBirdHouseNY  3 года назад +1

      A squirrel baffle works great! They can be mounted on a pole, just make sure they are 4-5 feet high, and in a place where the squirrel cannot jump down, or across, from another structure to get on top of it. There are also a lot of great squirrel-proof feeders available. The Brome and Droll Yankee lines have some really great stuff.
      www.thebirdhouseny.com/product-category/bird-feeders/squirrel-proof-feeders/

  • @michaelhart6318
    @michaelhart6318 3 года назад +2

    A squirrel proof bird feeder doesn't exist.

  • @kelcritcarroll
    @kelcritcarroll Год назад

    I dont think id do the hot sauce thing….that is cruel in my. Book

  • @kelcritcarroll
    @kelcritcarroll Год назад

    The photo on the left around 28:30 I have that happen often. This pic show’s young himmers and adults…i have 8 feeders up and i have hummer galore all summer….i even made a little fountain for them to,spash in🥹😁😁😁