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Mother Nature's Bird Feeding Community Share backyard bird feeding tips and ideas to make your yard into a haven for wild birds. Mother Nature's bird seed products are proudly made in western Canada.

This is the home of Mother Nature's Bird Seed Products and our bird feeding community. Share your backyard bird feeding tips and ideas to make your yard into a haven for wild birds. Our products are distributed across Canada through a number of fine retailers and distributors.

Help reduce collisions with windows.
18/06/2024

Help reduce collisions with windows.

Thousands of birds in Toronto fly into windows and die at this time of year as they journey across the last stretch of their migration, deaths that the city says are completely preventable.

Happy Father's Day!
16/06/2024

Happy Father's Day!

Help support butterflies and bees by creating a pollinator garden.
13/06/2024

Help support butterflies and bees by creating a pollinator garden.

Follow these must-know tips to create a beautiful pollinator garden that will help beneficial insects and other fascinating wildlife thrive.

Have a small balcony? Here is how you can transform a small space into a large garden.
11/06/2024

Have a small balcony? Here is how you can transform a small space into a large garden.

Just because you don't have a yard, it doesn't mean that you can't grow a garden. We spoke to an expert to get tips on how to do it right.

Avoid these mistakes when feeding bluebirds.
06/06/2024

Avoid these mistakes when feeding bluebirds.

Discover the essential components of a bluebird's diet. Ensure their well-being in your garden by avoiding this one harmful feeding mistake.

Study finds some birds may use "mental time travel"
04/06/2024

Study finds some birds may use "mental time travel"

Real quick — what did you have for lunch yesterday? Were you with anyone? Where were you? Can you picture the scene? The ability to remember things that happened to you in the past, especially to go back and recall little incidental details, is a hallmark of what psychologists call episodic memory...

This flowering bush that can transform your garden into an avian haven!
30/05/2024

This flowering bush that can transform your garden into an avian haven!

There are lots of reasons to attract birds into your garden, as well as pollinators like bees and butterflies. One great way to do so is to plant a lilac bush.

Interactive map shows where hummingbirds will be migrating to this spring.
28/05/2024

Interactive map shows where hummingbirds will be migrating to this spring.

As North America moves into spring, hummingbirds are migrating north. An interactive map by Hummingbird Central uses crowdsourced sightings to show their path.

A recent study reveal Mountain Chickadees have remarkable memories.
23/05/2024

A recent study reveal Mountain Chickadees have remarkable memories.

Lost your keys? Can't remember where you parked the car? If only you had the memory of a mountain chickadee.

6 bird feeding mistakes you might be making.
16/05/2024

6 bird feeding mistakes you might be making.

Don’t make these bird-feeding mistakes. We’ll help you understand the best ways to attract and feed birds in your garden safely.

Experts weigh in on how to get birds to flock to your feeders.
14/05/2024

Experts weigh in on how to get birds to flock to your feeders.

Get expert advice on how to attract birds to a feeder so you can enjoy plenty of winged visitors wherever you live.

Happy Mother's Day!
12/05/2024

Happy Mother's Day!

Craft a hummingbird feeder using an item from your recycling bin.
07/05/2024

Craft a hummingbird feeder using an item from your recycling bin.

If you want to bring hummingbirds to your garden but they've been mysteriously absent, this DIY feeder hack might just do the trick to draw them in.

Enticing Birds to Your Yard Could Be the Key to Healthier Grass.
30/04/2024

Enticing Birds to Your Yard Could Be the Key to Healthier Grass.

Attracting birds and maintaining a healthy lawn are two goals that have more in common than you might think. Learn what makes them mutually beneficial.

7 helpful tricks to keep your bird bath clean.
25/04/2024

7 helpful tricks to keep your bird bath clean.

Everyone loves birds visiting their yard, but if you install a bird bath, you need to keep it clean. Here are some tricks that'll keep your bird bath spotless.

Purple Finches By Myrna PearmanMother Nature’s Naturalist and Backyard Birding ExpertWhat a delight it is to see the fir...
20/04/2024

Purple Finches By Myrna Pearman
Mother Nature’s Naturalist and Backyard Birding Expert

What a delight it is to see the first Purple Finches arriving back in April, with the males’ beautiful raspberry-red providing a welcome contrast to the dull grays and browns of the surrounding landscape. Both the males and females sing a bubbly continuous warble, also a welcome addition to an early spring day.
Purple Finches are sometimes confused with the now-abundant House Finches. Although they are similar in size, they can be quite easily distinguished from each other. Male Purple Finches are a raspberry red while House Finches tend to be orangish-red. Female Purple Finches have a well-defined white eyeline and are crisply patterned while female House Finches are quite dull with blurrier streaking.
Purple Finches are mainly seed eaters, but will also eat insects, soft buds, nectar (extracted by biting the bases off flowers) as well as berries and fruit. When they first arrive in the spring, the birds will frequent bird feeders that offer sunflower chips, canola and nyjer seed. An excellent blend to offer them is Mother Nature’s Wild Finch Mix.
While Purple Finches tend to patronize feeders less during the summer, both adults and newly fledged juveniles will occasionally make an appearance at a feeding station to supplement their summer menu. In the fall, feeders regain their popularity during the birds’ late September/early October migration south.

When is the best time to put your Hummingbird Feeders out?
18/04/2024

When is the best time to put your Hummingbird Feeders out?

Create a pit stop in your yard for migratory and resident species

How a false-spring can create confusion for wildlife.
11/04/2024

How a false-spring can create confusion for wildlife.

It’s not just people who get fooled by Canada’s ‘false spring’

This simple hack could help keep squirrels away from your feeders.
09/04/2024

This simple hack could help keep squirrels away from your feeders.

It may seem bizarre, but having a bar of Irish Spring soap next to your birdfeeder can be beneficial. Or you can use your own homemade soap.

Avoid using a sponge to clean your hummingbird feeders.
04/04/2024

Avoid using a sponge to clean your hummingbird feeders.

We often use sponges to clean things around our homes, but they can carry bacteria. Here's why you shouldn't use a sponge to clean your hummingbird feeder.

Nest season is here! Give your backyard birds the energy they need this season with Nature's Grubs products. For a retai...
31/03/2024

Nest season is here! Give your backyard birds the energy they need this season with Nature's Grubs products. For a retailer near you visit https://www.chinridge.com/where-to-buy

Do cardinals eat worms?
28/03/2024

Do cardinals eat worms?

Do cardinals eat worms? We know the answer and are happy to share it with you in this article.

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Mother Nature's Resident Naturalist and backyard birding expert Myrna Pearman is taking your birding questions! In this video, Myrna answers a Facebook follower's question on should they take down their hummingbird feeders so that they won't encourage hummingbirds to stay behind, instead of migrating.

Mother Nature's Resident Naturalist and backyard birding expert Myrna Pearman is taking your birding questions! In this video, Myrna answers a Facebook follower's question on how long does it take for birds to find your bird feeders.

The hobby of backyard bird feeding has taken off over the past few years. As enjoyable and tranquil as it can be, it can also be messy. Discarded shells, hulls, and unconsumed birdseed can accumulate under your feeder and scatter all over your deck and lawn. By choosing Mother Natures® No Waste Gardener’s Mix you can avoid the mess. This birdseed mix is designed to attract a broad variety of birds but ensures that there is no mess after they visit. The seed ingredients in this mix do not have shells or husks and will not sprout in your garden.

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Ask Myrna% What should I use to store my bird seed
Ask Myrna% What should I use to store my bird seed

Ask Myrna: What type of feeder & container can I use to keep squirrels from getting at my bird seed?

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Ask Myrna% Backyard Set Up

As part of our "Ask Myrna" series of videos, we ask Mother Nature's Resident Naturalist and backyard birding expert - Myrna Pearman "how is your backyard set up to attract birds?" For more information on backyard bird feeding visit: https://buff.ly/3GKuS1f

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