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Bird Watcher News October 29th, 2024
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Mr. Bird is restocked and our Christmas Seed Wreaths are here!
Available in three flavors--Gourmet Wreath, Wildfeast Wreath and Flaming Hot Feast Wreath--always popular Christmas gifts for teachers, co-workers, grandparents and all those hard to shop for people on your list. Stock up soon, these always sell fast.
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Seed Cylinders and Seed Cakes are super easy to use--no heavy bags of seed to store and manage and the birds love them. If you have squirrel problems, we recommend the Flaming Hot Feast!
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Happy Halloween week! It's the time of year we like to celebrate our not-so-spooky neighbors--owls, bats, spiders and more! These guys are extremely beneficial creatures that play important roles in nature. It's a great time to put up an owl box or bat house, or just show your fondness for mysterious friends with a garden flag, tote, puzzle, wall art or more.
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Vultures also fall into the "spooky" category, but these helpful carnivores are the sanitation workers of the bird world, cleaning up squished critters on our roadways and mindng their own business. Black and Turkey Vultures are both commonly found in Georgia.
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