“You may have spent months watching chickadees, finches, cardinals, and other feathered friends flock to your yard, only to notice that they’re suddenly nowhere to be found. But a drop in bird feeder activity doesn’t necessarily mean you’ve done anything wrong—or that the birds have disappeared for good.

In fact, late summer is a busy time for birds, and their habits can change quite a bit as the seasons begin to shift. From migration and abundant natural food sources to the heat, there are several reasons your feeder may be getting less attention right now.

Erika Zambello, the communications director for Audubon Florida explains why birds sometimes stop visiting feeders in late summer, what to do about it, and why a quiet feeder is usually no cause for concern.”

Read the full article here: https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/home-lifestyle/gardening/a73466618/why-birds-stop-visiting-feeder-in-late-summer/