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ENJOY THE WILDLIFE
Landscaping for wildlife can be as easy as planting a couple of bushes, or as complex as your gardening interest will carry you.
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INVITE SOME FEATHERED FRIENDS
Adding bird houses or a small brush pile in a corner of your yard to provide shelter can help attract more birds.
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SERVE A TASTY MEAL
Attract wild birds by adding the right variety of seeds and feeders in your backyard, at your business, church or school.
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HAVE A PLACE TO PLAY
Appeal to a playful nature and increase wild bird activity by adding a bird bath, fountain or pond to your backyard or patio.
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MAKE IT A SAFE ENVIRONMENT
Supplement the missing elements of evergreens, deciduous trees, and shrubs by adding bird houses and nesting boxes.
Wild Bird Products
Backyard Birds offers a unique in-store shopping experience, highlighting the joy and excitement of attracting wildlife with the finest quality seed and the best quality feeders, bird houses, bird baths and more.
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Backyard Birding
In its most basic sense, birding, or bird watching, is the recreational hobby of observing species of wild birds, including their physical characteristics and behavior whether it’s in a natural habitat or backyard.
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How Bird Wise Are You?
Take our Backyard Bird Quiz and test your knowledge to see how much you know about our feathered friends in the wild. You may just learn some fascinating facts about your favorite avian creatures.
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Upcoming Events
May
05
Carolina Raptor Center at Backyard Birds
Imagination in Flight at Backyard Birds! Prepare to be amazed and delighted as you meet some of Carolina Raptor Center’s special feathered friends at Backyard Birds on Saturday, May 5, 2018, between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM.May
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Bird Walk at Colonel Francis Beatty Park with Tony Lombardino
Bring a friend and join us Saturday, May 12, 2018 at 8:00 AM, for a bird walk at Colonel Francis Beatty Park guided by Tony Lombardino, an avid birder who has lead many bird walks for visitors to the Rockefeller University Field Research Center in Millbrook, NY and as a docent at the Lab of Ornithology at Cornell University.Recent Events
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Pick up your free Seed Club card. For every $5 worth of seed you purchase, we’ll give you a stamp. When your card is filled, we’ll give you $10 off your next seed purchase. Plus, we will even keep your Seed Club card on file so you don’t have to keep up with it.
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