Excerpt: “Those with backyards can plant ‘native plants that fruit or produce seeds in the fall,’ which can help feed hungry birds as they fly south, The Pioneer Woman shared. During this time, people should also keep their bird feeders and birdbaths clean. ‘If birds contract a bacterial, viral, or fungal disease during migration—a high…
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The Pioneer Woman – 5 Things to Do for Backyard Birds Before Fall Migration, According to an Expert
“Fall means cooler temperatures, changing leaves, and, if you’re lucky, plenty of feathered visitors passing through your backyard. Every year, millions of birds migrate south for the winter, and your yard can become an important pit stop along the way. These travelers need safe places to rest, refuel, and gather the energy they need to keep going….
The Pioneer Woman – Why Birds Suddenly Stop Visiting Your Feeder in Late Summer, According to an Expert
“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…
