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Category Archives: Bird Feeder Accessories

Twirl-a-Squirrel Electronic Bird Feeder Baffle is a Hoot!

August 30, 2010 – 3:11 pm

Pat Marshall is the inventor of the Twirl-a-Squirrel™ Electronic Bird Feeder Baffle. He relates here the story of how the idea for Twirl-a-Squirrel™ came to be:
“I was sitting in my kitchen one day watching the birds eating when I noticed that I could not see the birds on the opposite side of the feeder. I [...]

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WoodLink Launches Revolutionary New Slot N Pin System

July 27, 2010 – 12:52 pm

WoodLink introduces Slot ‘n Pin, the newest innovation to come along in many years in hooks, hangers and accessories for the lawn & garden/ birding industry.
Slot ‘n Pin features heavy-duty steel hangers, hooks and mounts with a patented design that allows color-coded accessory hangers or hooks (with a pin) that simply slide into matching colorcoded [...]

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Attach a Seed Tray to Save Money and Cleanup

July 8, 2010 – 6:38 pm

Not only can you save money and cleanup time with a tray, adding a seed tray to a tubular feeder may attract different birds. Some birds, such as cardinals, prefer a flat surface to feed from.
A bird seed tray provides birds a place to perch and also catches seed that would otherwise fall to [...]

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Get Get Your Bird Feeders Ready for Spring

February 16, 2010 – 9:46 am

Spring will be here before you know it and most of the birds will return to look for a great source of food.  To prepare yourself for spring and the birds, it is a good idea to get your bird feeders now ready for feeding the birds if you haven’t done so already.  Before you fill up your bird feeders with [...]

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Keep Your Bird Seed Fresher and Dryer in the Winter

January 18, 2010 – 1:53 pm

In the winter, the bird seed in the bird feeder can become moldy and soggy when rain, snow, and sleet penetrate through the bird feeder and gets trapped inside.  When your bird seed goes bad, the birds will not be interested in feeding from your bird feeder.  To help prevent your bird seed from becoming moldy and [...]

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Protect Your Bird Feeder from the Elements with a Rain Guard

October 23, 2009 – 9:57 pm

Keeping your bird seed fresh is a concern when the weather is wet.  Two elements that can destroy your bird seed are rain and snow.  These two elements can make it soggy and wet, which can harbor bacteria and mold.   To help prevent your bird seed from becoming ruined, a rain guard on your bird [...]

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Bug Free Storage for Your Bird Seed

August 25, 2009 – 12:00 am

Feeding backyard birds can be expensive and nothing is worse than having your bird seed become moldy or be infested with bugs. All bird lovers know that keeping your bird seed free of insects and other critters is essential for attracting birds and keeping them healthy. To keep your bird seed fresh and bug free, [...]

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Save Money by Preventing Your Bird Seed from Being Wasted

August 21, 2009 – 12:00 am

If you find that you have a large amount of mixed bird seed on the ground surrounding your bird feeder, consider changing your seed to a bird seed that only contains one or two types of seed. By limiting the variety of bird seed in your bird feeder, you will discover that only the birds [...]

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How to Protect Your Backyard Birds from Predators

July 20, 2009 – 12:00 am

Many birds die every year from trauma or predators, so it is important to make your backyard a haven for birds. Some songbirds can live up to 10 or 12 years if they live a safe, trauma-free environment. Creating a safe environment for birds in your yard is essential for the health of your backyard [...]

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How to Prevent a Bird From Flying into a Window

June 1, 2009 – 12:00 am

Reflective glass on your home can be very deceptive to birds and is a leading cause of bird injuries around the home. If you have big windows or glass doors, it is likely that a bird will fly into the glass when there is a reflection of the outdoors. When birds hit the glass, they [...]

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