In order to attract the most birds, follow these simple tips on bird feeder ... bird that flew into a window. If you are using a bird feeder pole or shepherd’s hook to hang your feeders, be ...

If the feeder is near a window, it should be close (within 3 feet or so if possible) to minimize window collisions. The birds slow down upon approaching a feeder, reducing the likelihood of a ...

The only nectar you need in your feeder is a mixture of white sugar and water. Moore said the best thing to do is stir up one-fourth cup of sugar with one cup of water. You can hang bird feeders just ...

Anderson said the birds typically stay in Ohio from late April to late September, depending on the weather. The National Audubon Society has a few tips ... sweeteners. Hang your feeders far ...

But don't worry, there are solutions – it's all about the type of bird food you use, where you position your feeders, and the protective measures you put in place. We've gathered some top tips ...

Set your bird feeders on branches in front of a window so you can watch the birds without disturbing them. Follow these easy steps and you'll have a bird feast in your back garden in no time!

Make our brilliant DIY birdhouse feeder and attract all sorts of birds to your garden! If you don't have a green space of your own to hang it ... rectangle to create a window at the front of ...