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Your Bird Stories

Do you have bird stories that you would like to tell?

We would love to hear your bird stories! We all love watching birds at home and in the field. But we only get to see a limited number of birds in our area. Hearing about the birds around you gives all of us a broader picture of the wild birds in our world.

It's really easy to do, just fill in the blanks. You can even add your own pictures!

Here is a list of the places on this site where you can add your very own web page:

Bird Food Recipes:

This is where you can swap bird food recipes with other readers. Making your own bird food is not only fun and easy it is also economical. You will be surprised at how easy these recipes are to put together. Many of these recipes include common ingredients that you probably already have in your pantry.

Bird Watching Clubs:

If you are a member of a local bird watching club please tell us about your activities. What kind of programs do you offer? When do you meet? Where do you meet? Tell us anything you want.

Backyard Birds:

This topic is wide open to anything to do with backyard birds. Tell us about your favorite backyard birds and how you attract them. What is you favorite style of bird feeder? What type of bird food do you use most often? Tell us anything you want to here.

American Goldfinches:

Tell us about the American Goldfinches visiting your feeders. How do you attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have? What type of bird food do you use?

Northern Cardinals:

Tell us about the Northern Cardinals visiting your feeders. How do you attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have? What type of bird food do you use?

American Robins:

Tell us about the American Robins visiting your feeders. How do you attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have? What type of bird food do you use?

Pileated Woodpeckers:

Tell us about the Pileated Woodpeckers visiting your feeders. How do you attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have? What type of bird food do you use?

Black capped Chickadees:

Tell us about the Black capped Chickadees visiting your feeders. How do you attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have? What type of bird food do you use?

Rose-breasted Grosbeaks:

Tell us about the Rose-breasted Grosbeaks visiting your feeders. How do you attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have? What type of bird food do you use?

Dark-eyed Juncos:

Tell us about the Dark-eyed Juncos visiting your feeders. How do you attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have? What type of bird food do you use?

Gray Jay:

Tell us about the Gray Jays visiting your feeders. How do you attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have? What type of bird food do you use?

Red-bellied Woodpecker

Tell us about the Red-bellied Woodpeckers visiting your feeders. How do you attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have? What type of bird food do you use?

Northern Flicker

Tell us about the Northern Flickers visiting your yard. Have you ever found their nest? What were they doing when you saw them?

Yellow Bellied Sapsucker

Tell us about the Yellow Bellied Woopeckers visiting your yard. How do you attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have? What type of bird food do you use?

Mourning Dove

Tell us about the ourning Doves visiting your bird feeders. What type of bird food do you use attract them? What style of bird feeder do you have?



Please don't worry that no one will be interested in what you have to say. Your story will be read by hundreds of readers who will be delighted and encouraged by your experiences.

Thank you for sharing your bird stories!
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