Latest Birds Articles
Baby Robins
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A baby robin leaves its nest and you find it on the ground. Your instinct is to save it by putting it back in its nest. There are two diverse opinions about taking such actions.
Bird Droppings
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Summary: Look! Up in the air! It's a bird! It's a plane! (Plop!) No, it's definitely a bird. Old joke, but it still holds true. If it's a bird and it's flying overhead, getting hit by bird droppings is a real possibility.
Birds Windows
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Birds and windows. A bad combination. Chances are you've seen a bird fly into a window. Unfortunately, birds don't stand a chance against clear windows, especially if the windows are squeaky clean. Check out this article to learn why birds fly into windows and how to prevent these accidents from occurring.
Homing Pigeons
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Not all pigeons are homing pigeons, but all pigeons "home". Some pigeons are kept as pets, but feral pigeons are dirty and bothersome pests that can spread dangerous disease pathogens. The removal of unwanted pigeons is a difficult and time-consuming task, but it is possible.
Yankee Flipper
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Birdwatchers who witness squirrels attacking their feeders may miss out on seeing some beautiful birds in their yards. The Yankee Feeder is just the solution to this problem. It is a bird feeder that is virtually squirrel-proof. It even comes with a lifetime warranty.
Purple Martin Birdhouse
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Although purple martins may not be the voracious insect eaters you have read about, they are great birds to have on your property. Building a good purple martin house will create the perfect invitation.
Purple Martin
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The largest swallow in the United States is the purple martin. This brightly colored bird flies during most of its waking hours and eats and drinks while in flight. At flight speeds of up to 45 miles per hour, the purple martin could teach a thing or two about multi-tasking.
Hummingbirds
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Hummingbirds are the smallest birds in the world. They eat about five to eight times every hour. They have very high metabolisms and expend a lot of energy by flying.
Orioles
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Orioles are differentiated from other birds by their bright and colorful plumage and vocal talents. A good supply of food and a fresh, clean, birdbath draws the Oriole to your backyard.
American Robin
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American robins may become nuisances to people by tapping on reflective surfaces, such as windowpanes and mirrors. They may also wake people up very early in the morning because that is their favorite time to sing!
Bird Mites
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Are you getting itchy red bumps that stick around way longer than mosquito bites? Bird mites are most likely the problem. Check inside for info on how to get rid of bird mites, once and for all.
Woodpeckers
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Although Woody Woodpecker is fun, other woodpeckers that nest in backyards can become nuisances! Woodpeckers peck on trees, utility poles, and siding of homes causing massive amounts of damage.
Seagulls
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We most often think of seagulls when thinking of the seashore, but gulls can be found in many inland locations. Over the years, seagulls have set up house wherever food is available, becoming scavengers and urban pests.
Squirrel Proof Bird Feeders
The squirrel proof bird feeder has evolved into a sophisticated, engineered device that provides guarantees on product effectiveness. Somebody had better tell the squirrels.
American Crow
The American crow! Road kill scavenger.
Pigeon Poison
When trying to control unwanted pigeons it may be necessary to consider many avenues including pigeon control poison. Although netting an other exclusionary methods should be examined first, pigeon poison products the only possible choice.
Bird Dropping Removal
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Bird droppings are no laughing matter. Bird droppings are corrosive, carry diseases and are unsightly. Bird dropping removal is both necessary and healthy for our environment.
European Starlings
All of the European Starlings found today in North America are descendants of approximately 100 birds introduced in New York City's Central Park in the early 1890s. A society dedicated to introducing into America all of the birds mentioned in the works of Shakespeare set the European Starlings free to multiply.
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House Sparrows
We use to think House sparrows were sweet little birds, but it turns out they're the bully of the neighborhood. House sparrows can force much larger birds to flee by overwhelming them with massive numbers of its own kind.Bird Repellent
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Let's give those pigeons and sparrows a hot foot they'll never forget. It's an old bird repellent method that has gone out of style. Many new bird repellent ideas has taken its place.
Bird Deterrent Spikes
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Before you spend lots of time and money installing bird spikes you need to be sure of several key issues the first being, are bird deterrent spikes the right product for the birds you are trying to control?