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Sometimes you just have too many blackbirds, doves and pigeons. They can eat more than their share of food and chase other birds away. However, there are several solutions to keep these birds from monopolizing feeders.
At any one of our almost 300 Wild Birds Unlimited stores in North America, our Certified Bird feeding Specialists™ are trained to show you how to turn your yard into a bird feeding habitat that not only brings song, color and life to your home, but also benefits wild birds and the environment.
Based on more than 25 years of research and experience, our bird supplies are designed to be the highest quality bird feeders and bird feeding equipment on the market today. We’re so confident about our designs that many of our products carry a lifetime guarantee.
We also have the freshest bird food in town, and we can prove it. Our exclusive regional blends aren’t just fresh; they’re specially formulated from 100% edible seed that your backyard birds will love.
Wild Birds Unlimited doesn’t just sell bird feeders, bird houses, bird baths and bird food. We pride ourselves on providing the most accurate information and knowledge about your local birds, including hummingbirds. It is our goal for you to have the best possible experience from your bird feeding hobby. Backyard bird feeding is the most relaxing, fulfilling, educational and exciting hobby that anyone, young or old, can enjoy.
Christie and Marc Lassen owners of the Gardiner, Washington store were recognized for their contributions to nature with the Friend of the Environment Award. At the same luncheon, Ellen and Stacy Davis owners of the Medway, Massachusetts store were honored for their contributions to grow and improve the Wild Birds Unlimited system with the Franchise Honor Award.
Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill – Stay Informed and Learn How To Help
Wild Birds Unlimited is very concerned about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. This will no doubt have a devastating effect on the Gulf of Mexico water, shorelines and the wildlife living and migrating through this area.
We encourage you to visit the Deepwater Horizon Response site for more information regarding the situation. This is the official web site for the unified command of agencies involved in the response to the oil spill.
From this site, you can link to the various social media outlets, including Facebook and Twitter, that are being used to keep the public informed.
You will also find links to the many government agencies involved and ways to volunteer.
Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Audubon encourage birders to mobilize and help survey Gulf Coast birds at their eBird site.
