From Birds and Blooms Magazine - Feb/Mar
• Fill feeders daily. Natural food is in shortest supply in early spring, and migration is in full swing.
• Watch for the first birds of spring, including red-winged blackbirds, American robins, phoebes, flickers and tree swallows.
• Put up sugar-water feeders for the first arrivals of hummingbirds, orioles and grosbeaks.
• Water is very popular in spring as migrants pass through. It's a great way to attract new visitors.
• Attract bluebirds with live mealworms. You can buy these online or at pet stores. You can also buy dried mealworms by the container.
• Include suet for quick energy on cold spring mornings.
• Look for waves of warblers, all dressed up in their brilliant breeding plumages.
• Put up new birdhouse and clean those that have been out all winter.
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