This book is aimed at novice bird watchers that live in Northeast. The book does not have as many photos as I was hoping for but the ones that were included are very nice. It also did not cover all the birds we see in our back yard (we do live in Massachusetts). I found information about how to attract some species of birds we do not see most interesting. None of the information is unique, you can find everything by searching the web. I was glad that I got the book during a free promo period.
We have a large number of bird feeders and I agree with the author that the commercial bird seed is not the bird's favorite food. If we fill one bird feeder with commercial bird seed and another with sunflowers, the bird feeder with commercial birdseed will hardly be touched where as sunflower seed will be gone very quickly. I also can confirm that cracked corn attracts a lot of larger birds including wild turkeys and blue jays.
We have not seen Orioles and Waxwings in our backyard, and I will try adding their favorite foods to see if they appear.
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Sunday, February 19, 2017
Book review: Backyard Bird Guide: Attracting Wild Birds to Your Yard
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