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World's Best Tube Bird Feeder, 5 Features You Need To Look For

24th September 2009
What is the best tube bird feeder? How do you tell the difference and is there a difference? The best tube bird feeder is one that suits your needs, not someone else’s. The best tube bird feeder will stand up to time, be easy to fill and clean, does... Read >
Author: TheDuke1955

Bird Watching Or Birding?

23rd September 2009
Bird watching is a hobby which involves watching and tracking birds for pleasure or fun. The official term for this hobby is ornithology, although it is more commonly known as bird watching, or birding, depending on your location. However, I am lead to be... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Decorate pet bird cages with bird toys

16th September 2009
Bird toys are a must for birds to make up their loneliness within the bird cages. Toys make pet birds active and keep their beaks clean since they get to exercise the beaks by pecking at the toys. Bird toys like ladders are available in abundance in s... Read >
Author: Sunil Punjabi

Commonly Known Swan Species

14th September 2009
Swans are the larges and generally considered the most beautiful of the waterfowl. A male is known as a cob, a female is a pen, and the young are called cygnets. Swans are large water birds of the family Anatidae, which also includes geese and ducks. Sw... Read >
Author: Andrew Grey

What is the World’s Best Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder?/ Does It Exist?

12th September 2009
You have tried them all! Each one claims to be squirrel-proof, but you have pictures to prove they just don't work. Does a squirrel-proof feeder really exist? How much does it cost? These are the usual questions we get involving a customer's decision to p... Read >
Author: TheDuke1955

Wedding Party Venue at Chico : For Wedding Celebrations and Special Events "Best in Chico"

25th August 2009
For special occasions one is always looking for special venue and for a occasion as special as wedding one always wants a place which is the best. Well such place are hard to find or are booked at the time when its needed the most. Here is one such place ... Read >
Author: Cory Davis

Bird Feeders

11th August 2009
Generally in garden, we use bird feeders as an asset to increase the decor of the garden. Bird- table or bird feeder is a platform on which food for birds is placed. Bird feeders offer the best way to turn your own backyard into a mini oasis for the wild ... Read >
Author: sarahtaylor008@googlemail.com

Bird Flu Prevention And Survival

29th July 2009
Bird Flu is dispersion around the globe as fast as wild birds flutter. The birds are moving infection with them as they migrate. They infect limited, non migratory birds to facilitate in focus infect limited chickens, ducks, turkeys and so on. Bird infec... Read >
Author: win_stone83a

Study Tests For Contaminants in Endangered Albatross

16th July 2009
Though black-footed albatross are a symbol of renewal and growth in Hawaiian culture, they are one of the most endangered bird families, with more than 90 percent considered threatened by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Sadly, toxic ch... Read >
Author: hjeter

Types of Bird Feeders

17th June 2009
Shopping for bird feeders can be a very confusing task. There are many styles and designs to choose from, but starting to feed wild birds doesn't have to be complicated. Begin by considering what type of birds you want to attract. Most people want to b... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

Why Should We Feed Wild Birds?

29th May 2009
The US Fish & Wildlife Service reports that approximately 54 million people in the US feed wild birds. Feeding the birds has become the second most popular “passive” hobby in our country. Gardening ranks as number one, and I have to wonder what kind o... Read >
Author: Susan Woodward

What Are Poultry

28th April 2009
POULTRY is the term used to designate birds that have been domesticated, or brought under the control of man, for two purposes, namely, the eggs they produce and the flesh food they supply. All the common species of domestic fowls--chickens, ducks, geese,... Read >
Author: Joseph Silva

Life Lessons Learned From A Mockingbird!

09th April 2009
My Mockingbird gets up with the sun and I awake with a tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet and a final tweet before he takes a breath to start the concert again with the same five notes. It's a wonderful way to greet a new day. Granted, most mornings I don't ... Read >
Author: Bob Alexander

The Do’s and Don’ts of Shopping in Mexico

13th March 2009
One of the highlights of any Mexico vacation is the wonderful opportunities it offers for shopping. Mexico is a place where tourists from around the world can find unique items at bargain prices. When shopping in Mexico, however, you will have to keep i... Read >
Author: Tim Roseland

Landscaping Trees To Bring Together Your Design

04th March 2009
Landscaping trees is very important for your overall landscaping design. To effectively utilize landscaping trees you can find ideas, tips and tricks that can provide valuable information on how to best incorporate and keep your trees thriving to maintain... Read >
Author: Cindy

Blogging and My Life

24th February 2009
I was at my best friend Monika’s fifth wedding anniversary last week. And as always I did not know what to gift her. Even after spending long hours in several shopping malls nothing really clicked. Dejected I came back home, turned on my laptop and logg... Read >
Author: Charles Pearson

Blogging and My Life

24th February 2009
I was at my best friend Monika’s fifth wedding anniversary last week. And as always I did not know what to gift her. Even after spending long hours in several shopping malls nothing really clicked. Dejected I came back home, turned on my laptop and logg... Read >
Author: Charles Pearson

Are The Birds A Scary Species?

23rd February 2009
For anyone who has ever seen the movie "The Birds" by Alfred Hitchcock, seeing wild birds congregated heavily in one area is sure to send shivers up their spine. Thanks to movies and literature some species of birds have gotten quite a bad rap. They a... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

The Bird Icon Will Always Be A Part Of Society

18th February 2009
Take a moment and ponder the roles that birds have played in our history. They have been revered as gods, as a form that gods take, as a messenger of peace and so much more. The bird has played a huge part in many classic works of fiction, movies and musi... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Bird Watching - Is It Just For The birds?

16th February 2009
When a bird watching hobbyist says that something is "for the birds," he or she does not mean that it is crazy. They are probably referring to some of their equipment or books that help them to have this wonderful hobby. If you have not had much conta... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Birds Of Prey Are A Fascinating Species

10th February 2009
If you were in a group of people and asked each person what animal they would most like to be, then you could likely bank on the fact that few, if any, would want to be a bird. Most people associate such species with either domesticated fowl that is eaten... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Birding Is A Great Relaxing Pastime

01st February 2009
There are far too many people working themselves into the grave. They work 9-5 and then come home to devote several hours to their family. There has to be something else or you would go insane. Everyone needs a pastime or hobby that allows them to get... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

What You Should Know About The Bird Flu

31st January 2009
1997 brought a new worry to the world wide health community. A previously harmless virus to humans had somehow jumped the species line and had actually begun to infect individuals. The bird flu stopped being a worry reserved solely for bird farmers and be... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Orlando Timeshare Rentals Offer Fun Activities For People Of All Ages

30th January 2009
Taking a vacation in Orlando, Florida this year is on the top of many peoples’ agenda for the upcoming New Year. With the cost of flights dropping daily this is the perfect time to stop what you are doing and go to Orlando, and one of the best ways to s... Read >
Author: Charles Joseph

The Bird Eye - An Organ Wild Animals Cannot Live Without

28th January 2009
The name "bird's eye" has been given to many companies and mapping mechanisms. Who could forget Bird's Eye vegetables? There are many applications that want you to make the connection between the bird eye and high quality products or software that can sho... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Why You Should Feed Garden Birds A Varied Diet

23rd January 2009
In winter many of us put out food and water for garden birds not only to help them through the hardest time of the year but also because they are such a pleasure to see. Living near the river as I do I put out food all year round and enjoy a wide varie... Read >
Author: Richard Adams

Discover a more unusual side to London

09th January 2009
London is a city of many faces. Indeed, effortlessly blending historical sites of interest and top tourist attractions with trendy bars and original street markets, visitors to the city can expect to be truly dazzled by its distinctive sense of style, as ... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan

Four Common Canary Diseases Revealed

08th January 2009
The best way to prevent various canary diseases is to provide a healthy diet and proper living conditions. However, your bird may still get sick at some point in his lifetime. There are a variety of illnesses that can affect your bird. This article wil... Read >
Author: D Swain

Growing Sunflowers For Beginners

05th January 2009
It's cool to picture a plot that is ample of tall, brightly-painted sunflowers. They're relaxed to grow, minimal to avow and can add an amazing dash of tint to any landscape. However, although sunflowers are tranquil to grow and hold, there are numerous p... Read >
Author: Jenny Styles

How Wild Bird Feeders Are Made To Ensure Bird's Safety

13th December 2008
Wild bird feeders are containers used to feed wild, migratory birds. The same may be said of individuals who feed such birds. Those settings in which the birds are fed could also be referred to by the same term. Manufacturers use caution while making bird... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Tips For The Bird Feeder To Enjoy Bird Feeding

08th December 2008
Bird feeding is an interesting and absorbing hobby. It gives immense pleasure to its lovers who like to watch the birds eat. Wild bird seed, nuts, bread crumbs and fruits are placed in the bird feeder. Not just any bowl filled with food can become a bird ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Suet Feeders Are Ideal Solution For Your Relaxation

05th December 2008
Birds are truly soothing to the soul. Isn't it just great to relax and listen to birds happily chirping away? When it comes to finding total relaxation, hearing the chirping of birds at home is no doubt totally soothing. But there are some home owners tha... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Do You Know The Types Of Feeders For Various Types of Birds?

03rd December 2008
To have a relaxing and fulfilling day at home, the viewing of birds is very ideal. For this reason, home owners should take the time to find out the right bird feeding materials needed. Bird feeders come in different styles and varieties. Some examples ar... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Tips When Picking Feeders Bird Baths

02nd December 2008
Proper selection of feeders bird baths will transform your garden in to a hub of cheerful activity. All the chirping of the wild birds around the wild bird feeders and bird baths will be music to ears. Birding will be a rewarding hobby for you if you pay ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

How To Attract Birds Of Different Species

02nd December 2008
Getting the attention of birds of varied species is actually a fun and a relaxing way to spend time with your whole family right in your own backyard. Everything basically starts by providing the right bird feeding environment. And the only way to do ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Information on Japanese Encephalitis

24th September 2008
Japanese Encephalitis is caused by a virus. Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) is a mosquito-borne Flavivirus that is closely associated to West Nile and St. Louis encephalitis viruses. Mosquitoes become infected by feeding on domestic pigs and wild birds ... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen

Creating A Bird Friendly Garden

05th September 2008
With just a little effort it is possible to turn your garden into a haven for wild birds. Things to think about are accessories such as bird tables, bird baths and bird feeders, plants, providing food and shelter for birds and keeping predators away. A... Read >
Author: bluebird

How To Feed Young Wild Birds

13th August 2008
In spring and early summer each year baby birds are struggling for survival. Inevitably the odd young bird tries to fledge too soon or falls out of the nest before it should and is found by a person like you or me. How to feed young wild birds and ensu... Read >
Author: Richard Adams

Information on Avian Flu

01st July 2008
Avian flu is caused due to the H5N1 virus which is transmitted from the saliva, fecal matter of the birds. The disease is highly contagious and causes death of birds and poultry population. The virus is lethal and assumes the proportion of pandemic, which... Read >
Author: peterhutch

How to Prevent Birds From Roosting On Your Building

20th June 2008
Wild birds are more often than not a welcome sight, particularly in the countryside, but when birds such as seagulls, pigeons, crows and sparrows to name but a few, start congregating in very large numbers on rooftops, fences, outbuildings and other struc... Read >

Salmonella Bacteria in Garden Birds Found Different From Ones in Livestock, Humans

13th June 2008
    British scientists have found that Salmonella bacteria found in garden birds are unlike the ones found in livestock and humans. Researchers at the University of Liverpool have found that only two Salmonella strains are common in garden bi... Read >
Author: tcmadvisory

Decorative Bird Feeders

02nd May 2008
Wild birds who frequent your yard will continuously return if you supply them with their favorite bird seed treat. But you do have to give a place that is safe and far away from predators in order for them to feed peacefully. There is nothing more delig... Read >
Author: Kent Spade

Rats: Not as Scary as You Think

27th April 2008
Specially bred rats have been kept as pets at least since the late 19th century. Rats are sociable, intelligent animals and can be trained to use a litter box, come when called, and perform a variety of tricks. Pet rats are typically of variants of the sp... Read >
Author: Joseph H.

10 Things to Know Before Buying Bird Houses

07th April 2008
1. Bird houses are big assortment of types, every to magnetize different species. Make a choice for house that suits to the feathered friends 2. Nesting houses magnetize birds that want to nest in hollow nesses. Such are bluebirds, woodpeckers, starlings... Read >
Author: Limoeg

Things to Know Before Buying Bird Baths

07th April 2008
You can diversify your garden with a bird bath. It is funny to have a birth bath in the backyard. There is big variety of bird baths at the bottom there is a guide to help you in your choice for excellent bird bath. Bird baths tips You have to foll... Read >
Author: Limoeg

Backyard Adventures

07th April 2008
Spring is upon us and being cooped up indoors this winter has caused me to have spring fever. I long for the fresh air and sunshine that being outdoors provides. With the high cost of gas and all the news about global warming and the going green groups,... Read >
Author: Nancy

Picnic Tables Attract Many Varieties of Friends

07th April 2008
One of the greatest pleasures of outdoor living is inviting friends for a meal in the backyard. As much as we love to sit at our picnic tables and chat with our human friends, however, it’s also important to accommodate the feathered varieties by havin... Read >
Author: Kathy Moran

How to Treat Bird Flu

02nd April 2008
Bird flu is an infection caused by avian (bird) influenza (flu) viruses. These flu viruses occur naturally among birds. Wild birds worldwide carry the viruses in their intestines, but usually do not get sick from them. However, bird flu is very contagious... Read >
Author: peterhutch

Welcoming a Bird into Your Family

27th March 2008
Just like you and I, the bird’s environment and its social interactions with others are keys to normal development. Getting this right is difficult, especially since we are not birds and most of us make lousy bird parents. Keep in mind that most behavio... Read >
Author: Dr. Paul Skellenger

Bird Flu: Why You Need to Worry and What you Can Do

21st February 2008
Bird Flu: Why You Need to Worry and What you Can Do ================================================= Can Bird Flu feasibly become a pandemic? According to the Centers for Disease Control (www.cdc.org), there are three conditions necessary for som... Read >
Author: RubyA

A – Z of Bird Feeders

10th February 2008
Bird- table or bird feeder is a platform on which food for birds is placed, usually in a garden. Bird feeders offer the best way to turn your own backyard into a mini oasis for the wild birds in your area. They are usually filled with a variety of grains ... Read >
Author: Harvey Vaughn

Tips and Guide to Keeping Pet Birds Safety at Home

25th September 2007
One of the more fragile mammals in the animal kingdom, it is hard to imagine that some species of birds can live longer than their owners. Some may have even heard of the practice of miners going into mines with a canary. Miners used the canaries to gauge... Read >
Author: Moses Wright

Is It Bad to Feed Wild Birds?

24th July 2007
Is there evidence that feeding birds in your backyard will lead to bird death? Some think that once birds rely on your feed, they will not be capable of gaining their own food, especially during hard times such as winter. Some feel that birds will rely... Read >
Author: Mike Kershaw

How To Give Your Cockatiel A Balanced Diet

23rd July 2007
Cockatiels are meant to be cared for. As an owner of a pet you know you should give the health of your Cockatiel top priority. Your pet’s health depends on its diet. In the wild, birds make do with whatever they find. For this reason, you should include... Read >
Author: Jessica Harrison

Wonderful Winter Bird Feeders

13th July 2007
Winter bird feeders are a great way to bring the wonder of winter, and the beauty of winter to your yard. In the winter months, the cold winter months that can seem drab and dreary a good way to bring color and activity to your garden, or backyard is to ... Read >
Author: Pam Caouette

If I Attract Birds to My Yard, Am I at Risk for Avian Flu?

24th May 2007
With the warm weather comes the influx of wild birds to your yard. As a homowener, you will probably welcome these birds with food and birdhouses. However, it is often asked if there is a potential for the Bird Flu to be carried to my backyard by these mi... Read >
Author: Mike Kershaw

Concerns about bird flu

25th April 2007
Asia is one of the most affected areas when it comes to the influenza A H5N1, or bird flu. Countries like China, Korea, India or Vietnam had to face the bird flu pandemics. In the year when all Asia was thinking about the tsunami that swept across the Ind... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Bird flu in humans

20th April 2007
Avian influenza is a problem that affects in most of the cases the birds. This type of infection is caused by the bird flu viruses also called avian influenza viruses. These viruses are common among birds. Wild birds carry these viruses in their intestine... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Bird flu is still a threat for humanity

26th March 2007
Bird flu, also known as avian influenza is a disease which affects the birds, especially the poultry, in different extents. The bird flu is produced by subtypes of influenza A virus and it sheds in the wild birds which transmit the virus to the poultry. T... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Metal Bird Feeders

09th March 2007
As people love to watch birds feeding in their gardens, various companies have items that will help bring these wild birds to us. One such item is that of feeders. With so many types of feeders available to you it may be a little difficult and confusing t... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru

Birding Binoculars - Finding the Right One

06th March 2007
Birding binoculars are a must have for any person who is interested in bird watching. Actually it is hardly possible to see many birds in details without a good pair of binoculars. What are the best binoculars for birding? Finding good binoculars fo... Read >
Author: Tatyana Turner

Avian influenza the disease that afects birds and humans

05th March 2007
Avian Influenza first occurred in Italy, but nowdays is spread along the world.It is an infectious disease caused by type A strains of the influenza virus. All birds are supposed to be susceptible to the avian influenza, but particularly domestic pou... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Window Bird Feeder

28th February 2007
Window bird feeders are small bird feeders that attach to you window in one of two ways. Window bird feeders can either uses suction cups and or Velcro or window bird feeders can be mounted on to your window. This easy application also allows for easy r... Read >
Author: Pam Caouette

Hummingbird Feeders

28th February 2007
umming bird feeders are a great welcome in any home. Putting a humming bird feeder in your back yard will give you pleasure while you are there. You can also place a humming bird feeder outside a window anywhere on your house. This great humming bird f... Read >
Author: Pam Caouette

Can The Avian Bird Flu Affect You?

22nd February 2007
Avian bird flu was first noticed about 100 years ago in Italy but now appears all around the globe. Avian bird flu, often referred to as Avian influenza, is an infectious disease found usually in birds which is caused by A strains of the influenza vir... Read >
Author: Spencer Hunt

Bird flu manifestations in poultry and wild birds

19th February 2007
The avian flu is a specific bird condition that affects all kind of birds but wild ones seem to be more resistant and carry the virus without showing any obvious signs. Poultry is most sensitive to the virus and develop the disease; mild cases evolve with... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

About the H5N1 virus

15th February 2007
In recent years there has been an outbreak of the H5N1 virus affecting birds in Asia, Europe and Africa, the mortality rates being high. Many cases of people infected have been registered but the risk lyes in a possible development of a new and more power... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

The Basics about Bird Flu

10th February 2007
Avian influenza is a natural infection in wild birds, which are actually carriers without ever being affected by the disease. Never the less, the avian flu can be passed to domestic poultry through various types of contact such as sharing the same food an... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Useful information on Bird Flu

20th January 2007
Bird Flu, also called avian Influenza, is caused by the Influenza viruses strain A. The most contagious group is H5N1 that produces epidemics and deaths in birds and humans. The disease was first identified over 100 years ago in Italy and since that time ... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Most common questions about Bird Flu

20th January 2007
The bird Influenza virus is a contagious condition to which all species of birds are exposed. It varies from milder forms to a very severe stage that usually leads to death. Some bird species are more resistant to the virus than others but the real danger... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

How to learn your Parrot to Talk

19th January 2007
The quickest and most effective way to teach your bird to speak is to understand how birds learn speech. If you utilize the bird's natural inclinations and abilities, teaching your pet will be a much more enjoyable experience for both you and the bird. In... Read >
Author: Zevs Borealis

Some useful information about bird flu

18th January 2007
At first, bird flu appeared in Asia, where million of poultry was slaughtered in the attempt of stopping the virus from transmitting to other animals and humans. Scientists believe that if H5N1 virus merges with a human flu virus, the new improved viru... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Bird flu

18th January 2007
The recent growth of bird flu cases popping up around the globe has triggered a world wide concern to prevent the spreading of this lethal disease. Firstly, avian flu or bird flu caused by the H5N1 virus is a very common affliction with wild birds. Alt... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Some information about Avian Influenza

10th January 2007
Avian influenza is a virus infection that normally occurs in wild birds and pathologically in poultry, its forms causing mild symptoms or even death within 48 hours. It can also infect humans. Wild birds are a reservoir of the virus and they spread the... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Avian influenza

10th January 2007
Whether it is something to be feared of, avian influenza commonly known as bird flu is certainly present on our planet. Possibly wide spreading contagious or even deadly for humans, bird flu has brought great controversy to our society. The causes of a... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

ARTICLE: Know Your Pets

07th January 2007
Know Your PetsBy Steph BaireyFive hours before my rat had babies, I removed her cagemates andplaced them in a separate cage.Seven days before my tarantula molted her exoskeleton, I increasedthe humidity in her tank by 15%.When our guinea pigs squealed at ... Read >
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H5N1 is getting closer to affecting humans

06th January 2007
People believed that only birds could get affected by the A H5N1 influenza that is why they called it 'The bird flu'. Influenza A affects naturally the wild birds, which only carry the virus and present no symptoms, but they transmit the virus to the p... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

General information on Bird Flu

06th January 2007
Bird flu is a disease caused by type "A" influenza viruses. Wild birds are a natural reservoir of type A of flu virus, but they are not affected by it. They can infect domestic birds such as chicken or turkey, which get ill and die. Birds get infect... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

An answer to all your questions on Bird flu

04th January 2007
1. What is Bird Flu? Bird flu is a virus infection that normally occurs in wild birds and pathologically in poultry, its forms causing mild symptoms or even death within 48 hours. It can also infect humans. 2. What virus is responsible for Bird flu?... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Protecting Your Family from the Avian Flu

15th December 2006
Fear of an Avian Flu pandemic has reached epic proportions and with good reason. If it becomes a fully mutated strain that is easily transmittable between humans, the result of this sickness on the human population would be disastrous. Avian Flu: The P... Read >
Author: Christopher Smith

Suet Bird Feeders

05th December 2006
Suet bird feeders are a great way to feed birds all year long. Despite what some may think that suet bird feeders are only suitable in the winter months suet bird feeders are a valuable source of food for wild birds all year long. Suet bird feeders allo... Read >
Author: Pam Caouette

Tips on Organic Food

28th November 2006
In order to avoid eating genetically modified food, the best option you have is starting to buy organic food. This type of food is the most healthy way of living one can possibly have nowadays. Should you be eating dairy or meat products, you must be awar... Read >
Author: Dalvin Rumsey

What is Bird flu?

17th November 2006
b>Bird Flu Information Bird flu is an infection caused by avian (bird) influenza (flu) viruses. These flu viruses occur naturally among birds. Wild birds worldwide carry the viruses in their intestines, but usually do not get sick from them. However, bi... Read >
Author: sandeep kumar

What is Bird flu?

17th November 2006
Bird Flu Information Bird flu is an infection caused by avian (bird) influenza (flu) viruses. These flu viruses occur naturally among birds. Wild birds worldwide carry the viruses in their intestines, but usually do not get sick from them. However, bird... Read >
Author: sandeep kumar

Genetically Modified Maize Vaccine Can Aid Farmers in Developing Nations

06th November 2006
In many developing nations around the world, small-scale farmers often rely upon poultry farming solely for their livelihood. Unfortunately, for many of these farmers, this livelihood has been affected by the Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV), a contagious an... Read >
Author: Alisa Baumer

Butterfly Feeders

13th August 2006
Butterfly feeders are a great way to attract butterflies to your beautiful garden. By adding a simply butterfly feeder, your garden will have more life, more color and more butterflies! Butterfly feeders can be hanging butterfly feeders, just like h... Read >
Author: Pam Caouette

Cardinal Bird Feederq

08th August 2006
Cardinal bird feeders are a great way to attract cardinal birds to your backyard. Cardinal bird feeders will attract these beautifully colored birds right to your door, if you wish. There are different types of cardinal bird feeders. Many bird feeders ... Read >
Author: Pam Caouette

Platform Bird Feeders

28th May 2006
What are platform bird feeders you may be wondering and what is their purpose with feeding birds? Well to put it simply a platform bird feeder is designed for birds who like to eat bird seed off of the ground. Platform bird feeders can be places slightl... Read >
Author: Pam Caouette

The Quickest and most Effective way to teach your bird to speak

22nd May 2006
The quickest and most effective way to teach your bird to speak is to understand How birds learn to speech. If you utilize the bird's natural inclinations and abilities, teaching your pet bird will be a much more enjoyable experience for both you an... Read >
Author: Zevs Borealis

Are Dogs Safe From the Bird Flu?

07th May 2006
Copyright 2006 Andrew Saari Avian influenza, also known as bird flu or H5N1, is a viral disease that most commonly affects birds. It has appeared from time to time in regions around the world. It can spread easily among wild birds, but can also infect ... Read >
Author: Andrew Saari

Wild Birds-- What do they prefer at their feeding station?

02nd May 2006
Each and every wild bird has their own favorite meals, but the popular sunflower seeds are known to be the favorite among seed-eater birds. This is important information for bird enthusiasts who may want to attract a variety of wild birds to their backya... Read >
Author: Neisha Bjorklund

Bird Flu- Hard to get, Harder to beat

30th April 2006
Going vegetarian these days fearing bird influenza? Ever wondered what exactly is this bird flu (derived from the word influenza). Bird flu or avian influenza is any virus adapted in humans from the bird species. The only known such virus are influenza A ... Read >
Author: Emily Purles

Birdfeeders and Birdhouses: Find helpful information on wild birds feeding and nesting preferences.

20th April 2006
Bird Houses Bluebirds and swallows seem to prefer a wide open area location for their birdhouse, but the robins like their nestboxes underneath eaves and in the trees. The nuthatches and wrens are attracted to a bird house that is mounted on the just in... Read >
Author: Neisha Bjorklund

Bird Flu: The Threat of Animal to Human Transmission

08th April 2006
When bird flu hit most Asian countries, it prompted the World Health Organization (WHO) to urge China to test its wild birds, particularly geese that migrate from its waters during the harsh winter. The disease spread so fast from one bird to another that... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy

Bird flu-is there a cure?

06th April 2006
Bird flu-is there a cure? "Count/Cull those chickens before they hatch"- literally chicken fear has gripped all round the globe ever since there has been an outbreak of Bird flu in Asia. Of a few Influenza viruses that have crossed the barrier of birds a... Read >
Author: Emily Purles

A Bounty of Beautiful Bird Baths

25th March 2006
How much do you know about bird baths? Unless you're a bird bath enthusiast, probably not much. I didn't know much about them until I began shopping for one in earnest. For example, I thought most bird baths were pretty much alike white stone, period. A... Read >
Author: Denyce Rusch

Avian Influenza - Bird Flu FAQ

01st February 2006
Avian Influenza - Bird Flu FAQ by Sachin A.Avian Influenza - Bird Flu FAQ As more and more cases of bird flu are reported, the world faces an immediate threat of a deadly pandemic. Pandemics (Global Disease Outbreaks) are known to be like flash floods... Read >
Author: Sachin Asher

The Garden in Winter

25th January 2006
Novice gardeners often regard the period between October and March as a time of the year when the garden should be ignored until the warmth of Spring returns. After all the flowers have faded and trees and shrubs have shed their leaves so what is the poin... Read >
Author: Hugh Harris-Evans

Japanese encephalitis: it's preventable

16th January 2006
Japanese encephalitis is a deadly disease that is caused by a virus and transmitted by mosquitoes from infected animals, usually pigs or wild birds. It occurs primarily in rural areas of South and East Asia. Countries which have had major epidemics in the... Read >
Author: enRico Nestler

Flu Pandemic Virus with Tamiflu

24th December 2005
What is avian flu? Avian or bird flu is an infection caused by an influenza virus that occurs naturally in wild birds. Often referred to as the H5N1 virus, bird flu is spread easily among birds and can sicken and kill domesticated birds such as chicke... Read >
Author: Barbara Camie

Attracting Birds to a Tropical Garden

15th November 2005
Some individuals enjoy bird watching but prefer to do their bird watching in their back yard. Below is some advice on attracting wild birds to your back yard. Firstly it depends upon having wild birds in the general area where your house is located and... Read >
Author: brian ramsey