Attracting Birds
Transforming your backyard into a thriving avian sanctuary is a rewarding journey that brings nature’s beauty to your doorstep. At WildAboutBirds.com, we provide expert insights on attracting birds by matching the right bird food and bird feeders to the specific species you want to host. From the specialized needs of hummingbirds and northern cardinals to the community requirements of purple martins, our guides offer the practical knowledge you need to provide year-round habitat, nesting materials, and nourishment for your local bird population.
How to attract hummingbirds
Attract dazzling hummingbirds by providing sweet nectar, bright flowers, and safe feeders—enjoy their aerial beauty up close!
Choosing the right bird food and bird feeder
Attracting birds is not as hard as it seems. The key is knowing what kind of bird food choices there are and which birds you want to attract!
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How to attract northern cardinals to your yard
Attract northern cardinals with the right feeders, seeds, shelter, and water—enjoy their vibrant color and sweet songs in your backyard!
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Suet vs. seed bird feeders
Suet or seed? Chickadees, woodpeckers, finches and other songbirds love a good bird feeder. Learn the secrets of suet, plus tips to keep your backyard visitors happy year-round!
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Creating a purple martin community
Create a purple martin haven! Learn how to attract, house, and protect these loyal swallows for years of backyard bird-watching joy.
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Plant and enjoy natural hummingbird feeders
Colorful plants are the perfect complement to hummingbird feeders. Add a few to your garden and tuck a hummingbird feeder in nearby to attract more hummingbirds.
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20 Ways to keep hummingbirds coming back
Wondering how to attract hummingbirds naturally? Flowers are a great way to get the attention of nesting hummingbirds.
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Helping birds with nest building
Help birds build their nests! Offer easy, safe materials like yarn, fur, and twigs to turn your yard into a haven for nesting families.
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