Feed the Birds

Helen Witty, Dick Witty

ISBN 10: 1563050854 ISBN 13: 9781563050855

Published by Workman Publishing January 1991, 1991

Language: English

Condition: Used - Good Soft cover

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Title

Feed the Birds

Publisher

Workman Publishing January 1991

Publication Date

1991

Language

English

ISBN 10

1563050854

ISBN 13

9781563050855

Binding

Trade Paperback

Condition

Good

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Synopsis

A comprehensive guide to the food that birds love to eat includes lists and information on pre-packaged store-bought feed, as well as recycled and natural foods, with twenty special recipes for attracting a variety of birds

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LOOK WHO'S COMING TO DINNER

Cardinals for the sunflower seeds. Jays for peanuts. Goldfinches for thistle. Backyard birders Helen and Dick Witty know what birds love to eat, and in this guide to the tastes and temptations of North American birds they show you how to:

· Buy seed economically-and avoid mixes bulked out with grains most birds don't like

· Recycle nutritious treats-from bacon drippings and overripe bananas to stale potato chips and leftover piecrust

· Build a Suet Box, a Hanging-Log Feeder, a Screen-Topped Feeding Table

· Care for an injured bird, distract squirrels with corn on the cob, provide a dust bath

· And more

Helen Witty, winner of three prestigious Tastemaker Awards for her cookbooks, and her husband, Dick Witty, live on a wooded half-acre on the eastern end of Long Island. So far they've identified 55 species of visitors to their yard, including a brown creeper, a bald eagle, and a rose-breasted grosbeak.

DEBUNKED:

Myth #2

Once You've Begun Winter Feeding, You Can't Interrupt It, Even Briefly

Myth #3

Suet Isn't a Suitable Summer Food

Myth #6

Peanut Butter, If Fed "Straight," Can Choke Birds to Death

Myth #8

Untimely Feeding Can Keep Birds from Migrating When They Should

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