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Attract More Finches to Your Thistle Feeder
Encourage finches and other small songbirds to take up residence in your yard!
If you feed nyjer, or thistle seed, you’re most likely attracting gold finches, house and purple finches, red polls, pine siskins and possibly buntings (depending on the area)
It’s best to keep your thistle feeder out year round to enjoy the vibrant colors of birds in warmer months. Finches and others will also benefit greatly from a dependable food source during frigid winter months.
Another way to entice finches and keep them around your yard is with nesting material. Cotton nesting balls are a wonderful way to encourage songbirds to nest in your yard, provided there is adequate shelter like mature trees, or brush and thickets.
Add a water source to this equation, and you’ve created a wildlife habitat! Food, water and shelter are all it takes to attract songbirds and help them to thrive and flourish. So get ready for the next nesting season with your thistle feeder, by adding water and shelter for finches and other songbirds.
You’ll be amazed at what a few effective wild bird accessories can do!
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Keep Thistle Feeders Out Year-Round
American Goldfinches are one of the favorite backyard songbirds. They are admired for their gentle disposition, vibrant yellow color, sweet song, and graceful flight. It has earned the nickname of “wild canary” but the fact is, Goldfinches aren’t yellow consistently throughout the year.
As trees begin to turn with fall color, so does the molting process for Goldfinches. They begin to replace their tattered and worn feathers with a nice, new set! The color change in males is most noticeable, as the vibrant yellow hue is replaced with the dull, brownish color of new feathers, and their little black cap disappears. Females also molt, but their appearance doesn’t change too much.
The dull, winter feathers of Goldfinches will not stop them from flocking to thistle feeders. If you keep them filled all year, you’ll be rewarded with wonderful, vibrant colors in warmer months!
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1, 2 or 3 Tube Birdfeeders?
Attracting and feeding wild birds has never been more interesting!There are so many wonderful types of feeders available now for maximum songbird attraction and viewing pleasure, while providing unique garden decor! Backyard birding provides a “de-stressor” and relief from hectic everyday schedules. It also compensates for the loss of habitat many species of wild birds face today.
Tube birdfeeders are always a great choice as many birds are attracted to them. Their versatility allows you to change seed mixes with seasons too. In fabulous designs, from traditional to fun and funky, tube birdfeeders are available in single, double and even triple tube models.
The triple tube designs allow for feeding multiple seed mixes at once, thus attracting a greater variety of species. Also, tube feeders that include seed trays, will spare you the mess on the ground below feeders.
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Attracting and feeding wild birds has never been more interesting!