Enjoying Bird Feeding More perfectly illustrates how to set up a feeding station. It includes a great feeding chart so you can choose the proper food for each species. It also answers bird feeding questions and explains seed types and suet.

Enjoying Bluebirds More is the step by step manual for the bluebird landlord.  If you have a bluebird house, you must have this booklet. It will help ensure success. Key info: How to pick a good house, how to set it up, what you'll see from day 1 to day 30, why a pole with a baffle is your best bet for setting up your house, and a how-to troubleshooting chart.

This is the best, most concise booklet on the market. It includes fantastic photos and key info on the plants that butterflies (and caterpillars) prefer. It is perfect for the gardener that wishes to create a bird- and butterfly-friendly habitat.

This booklet provides useful, timely info. This booklet is a great introduction to hummingbirds and includes great info on hummingbird-friendly plants, trees, and flowers.

Buying a martin house is a big step--and an expensive one! This booklet gives you the key factors in determining success as martin landlords, including habitat, mistakes to avoid, housing preferences, etc. Includes a troubleshooting chart. The people who love purple martins are just as devoted as hummingbird enthusiasts and this booklet is a must.

Whether you love them or hate them, squirrels provide retailers a lot of sales. This booklet acknowledges the mixed opinions of birders. whether it's to offer an ear corn to attract/distract squirrels or the wide range of feeders, poles and baffles used to thwart squirrels. This booklet is fantastic and includes 11 ways to stop squirrels.

Are they a delight at backyard feeders or a nuisance that drives people crazy? Opinions are as strong on woodpeckers as they are on squirrels. A troubleshooting guide and profiles of key species.

Slim and affordable, FEEDER BIRDS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA features Roger Tory Peterson's classic art in a larger format designed especially for the eighty million North Americans who watch and feed birds. This easy-to-use, at-a-glance guide simplifies identification by including only the birds that frequent feeders. And to make it even more convenient, the most commonly seen birds come first, followed by those that are harder to identify or that rarely visit feeders. Paperback.

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