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2 BIRDS Birds in Your Back Yard

3 A Few of the Birds That Commonly Visit Our Back Yards:
FRIENDLY ROBIN BRILLIANT CARDINAL TALENTED MOCKINGBIRD SASSY BLUEJAY CHUBBY WREN MUSICAL SPARROW TINY HUMMING BIRD

4 RECOGNIZING BIRDS Things to Look For:
Size Shape Color and markings Behavior Habitat

5 FEEDING BIRDS Different Birds Like Different Foods
Sunflower seeds Beef suet Peanut butter Fruit Popcorn Donuts Nuts YUMMY!!!

6 WHEN SHOULD YOU BEGIN FEEDING BIRDS?
Begin feeding early in the fall. Feed FAITHFULLY during the winter time. Continue feeding through spring and summer.

7 Tips for Homemade Birdbaths and Birdhouses:
Keep water fresh. Place the bath in an open spot with some trees. Try hanging a dripping bucket over your bath. BIRDHOUSES Wood is the best material. Do not put a perch on your house. Think carefully about the size of your entrance hole. Clean out your bird house each fall.

8 These are a few of the birds that commonly visit our back yards
These are a few of the birds that commonly visit our back yards. Each one is a unique part of the creation of God.

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