Wild Bird Care

What is caring for Wild Birds?

Providing food and shelter for wild birds is known as wild bird care. This can involve establishing habitats that are safe from predators, supplying food and water sources, and offering medical care when necessary. It also entails promoting wild bird conservation and training people on how to properly care for wild birds.

In the winter, should I feed the birds?

Yes, feeding birds throughout the winter is necessary. In order to find food and shelter, many bird species move south during the winter. You can ensure that these birds survive the winter by giving them food and shelter. Additionally, providing food for birds during the winter can help them store more energy for their spring migration.

How do I know what to feed Wild Birds?

Different bird species have different dietary needs, so it is important to research what type of food each species likes to eat. Common foods for wild birds include seeds, fruits, nuts, and suet. You can also purchase specially formulated bird food mixes that are designed to meet the nutritional needs of different species. Additionally, some wild birds enjoy mealworms and other live insects as a source of protein.