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INTRODUCTION

Do you know keeping fresh water and birdseed in your yard, along with safety and coverage from predators, can make your backyard a bird haven?

The Ultimate Backyard birding guide for beginners is the ultimate guidebook for backyard bird watchers and bird feeders. It presents practical tips and resolutions to attracting and identifying birds, proposing the best foods for the birds you want to see, and how to deter those undesired visitors to your feeding stations!

Whether you'd like to wake up to a White-Breasted Nuthatch display to scare away other birds or cheery robin's birdsong or see a Ruby-Throated Hummingbird male in your garden, Albert M. Sandler has you covered. In this illustrated reference book, you'll find the simple step-by-step guide to identify, attracting, understanding, feeding, and observing over 80+ Backyard bird species.

Albert presents information on feeding, identifying, attracting, and much more! Albert shares a lifetime's worth of bird experiences, including:

Identifying 80 Backyard Birds

How to Make A Bird Feeder (DIY Homemade Plastic Bottle Bird Feeder)

How to Attract Birds to Your Garden

And much, much more!

In this guide, you'll discover the birds that visit feeders, how to quickly identify them, how they behave, and which feeder foods suit them best. What's more, you'll learn a wealth of tips for turning your garden into a bird haven that will ring with birdsong all year long.

On every page of The Ultimate Backyard birding guide for beginners, Albert M. Sandler teaches you how to make your bird-feeding experiences more gratifying, more prosperous, and fun. Put his wealth of knowledge to work in your backyard and enjoy the endlessly captivating beauty of wild and beautiful birds.

CHAPTER ONE

Identifying 80+ Backyard Birds

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Flycatchers

The Female has no crest while the male has a distinctive crest. The Flycatcher will naturally use backyard nest boxes.

Red Breasted Nuthatch

Red-breasted Nuthatches have very short tails and nearly no neck; the body is full or barrel-chested, and the short wings are broad.

Eastern Phoebe

It is the smallest eastern flycatcher.

Kingbird

These birds wait on an imperiled perch and then capture insects in flight.

Blue Gray Gnatcatcher

Tiny and slender with long legs, a long tail, and a thin, decent bill.

Northern Parula

Northern Parulas are small wood-warblers with a short tail and a thin, pointy bill.

American Goldfinch

The male are bright yellow in summer while the female are light yellow in summer. They love thistle, nyjer and sunflower seeds.

House finch

House finches often nest on houses.

Pine Siskin

Pine Siskins are very small songbirds with cutting, pointed bills, and short notched tails.

White Breasted Nuthatch

White Breasted Nuthatch are often seen walking (head facing down) on trees. Most times, they try to scare to scare away other birds with their display.

Ruby Throated Hummingbird male

Ruby-throated Hummingbirds are gorgeous emerald or golden-green on the back and crown. Males have a sparkling shimmering red throat that looks dark when it's not in a good light.

Ruby Throated Hummingbird female

Female has no red throats, have white on tip of tail feathers!

Tufted Titmouse

A small gray bird with an echoing voice, the Tufted Titmouse is prevalent in eastern deciduous forests and a regular visitor to feeders.

Cedar Waxwings

The cedar waxwing is a medium-sized, mostly brown, gray, and yellow bird.

Carolina Wren

The Carolina Wren is a little but chunky bird with a rounded body and a long tail that it often cocks skyward.

House Wren

A plain brown bird with a bubbly voice, the House Wren is a familiar backyard bird.

Marsh Wren

The Marsh Wren is a little, full, round-bodied wren with a short tail; it frequently holds up almost vertically above its back. It has short wings and a thin bill.

Winter Wren

The Winter Wren is a full round ball with a chubby tail that it habitually holds straight up.

Great Crested Flycatcher

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