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How to be a Birder BLOG 1 February 2025 – Starting at Home

How to be a Birder BLOG 1 February 2025 – Starting at Home

by MossStephen on Feb 13, 2025
Discover the joy of birdwatching with Birdfy’s smart feeders and cameras. This article by Stephen Moss offers beginner-friendly tips on starting your birding journey right from your garden or backyard. Learn about essential equipment, bird identification, and how to keep a bird diary to enhance your experience.
Do Birds Eat Insects - Birds And Their Fascinating Insects Diet

Do Birds Eat Insects - Birds And Their Fascinating Insects Diet

by Riley Qiu on Feb 13, 2025
The importance of insects in birds' diets and their role in balancing ecosystems by revealing a web of interactions that support a diverse biotic community. It starts with the modest mosquito and moves on to smaller dragonflies, food for birds, and the tone for uncovering exciting bird-insect interactions for the marvel of nature.
Can You Use A Smart Bird Feeder Without Wi-Fi?

Can You Use A Smart Bird Feeder Without Wi-Fi?

by DaiDaisy on Feb 13, 2025
Smart bird feeders with cameras and sensors offer real-time monitoring and alerts, revolutionizing birdwatching. While Wi-Fi is essential for full functionality, some models like Birdfy Feeder 2 Pro work offline too. Connect to Wi-Fi for live feeds, cloud storage, and notifications, making birdwatching convenient and accessible.
Top 5 Warblers Of North America

Top 5 Warblers Of North America

by NINGLiya on Feb 11, 2025
Spring migration is a popular time for birdwatching when most birds move from warmer regions to colder areas south of the nesting grounds.  This article will discuss only the five most commonly reported New World warblers in North America, and those below Mexico will not be considered.
Why female Tree Swallow eats eggshells?

Why female Tree Swallow eats eggshells?

by XUVinqi on Feb 11, 2025
Tree Swallows display fascinating hatching and nesting behaviors, with females providing critical care during incubation and post-hatching. They also dispose of eggshells to maintain nest safety and cleanliness, ensuring the survival of their young.
Can Birds Tell If You Touch Their Nest?

Can Birds Tell If You Touch Their Nest?

by DaiDaisy on Feb 10, 2025
Birds build nests to lay eggs and raise their young, often in trees or bushes. They are very protective of their nests and can detect changes if someone touches them. This article explores how birds react to human interference and the importance of respecting their nesting sites.

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