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Bird Feeders: Wild Birds
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The use of bird feeders causes many other environmental problems that have been outlined in newspaper and journal articles. On December 27, 2002, The Wall Street Journal published a front-page article entitled, Crying Fowl: Feeding Wild Birds May Harm Them and Environment. Prior to the publication of this article, Canadian ornithologist, Jason Rogers wrote extensively about the environmental problems associated with the use of bird feeders in the journal, Alberta Naturalist.
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Bird feeders encourage wild birds to visit your yard for a meal, and if you're lucky, they might even choose to nest there. Nesting birds provide endless pleasure, a chance to enjoy watching and learning the different species of birds, as well as a symphony of bird songs for you to enjoy all day long.
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"Feeders provide a chance to get to know the wild birds from the comforts of home," Brauning said. "It's a wonderful and exciting way to get closer to nature and a source of almost endless conversation for families and friends. Try it. The experience is rewarding and satisfying."
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Perky Pet, which is a leading supplier of wild bird products, has some interesting metal bird feeders for you to choose from. As there are a large number of feeders, only a few will be described here. Should these bird feeders appeal to your tastes then you’ll be able to view other types that are available.
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These bird feeders are perfect for any time but they are especially nice during bad weather. You can still enjoy the company of birds. The suction cup bird feeders are a great way for young and old to view wild birds up close. Enjoy using them at your common work areas - kitchen sink, computer station, etc.
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This bird feeder style features a Pine shingled roof, a heavy duty nylon cord and is constructed from exterior grade plyboard, poly resin details and a non toxic outdoor paint. Has a picket fence border on all 4 sides. Will hold up to 3 lbs. of seed. Will attract all types of wild birds. Measures approximately 14” H x 7 W x 7” D.
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