Here on Tayloe’s Lawn Care website, we have a dedicated bird category, providing expert guidance and resources to help you attract and care for various feathered friends in your yard. Our birds category covers all aspects of creating a bird-friendly garden, from selecting the right plants to providing food and shelter for your bird guests.
We offer practical advice on selecting and planting various trees, shrubs, and flowers attractive to various species, including songbirds, owls, woodpeckers, and hummingbirds. We also provide information on creating different habitats within your garden to attract different types, such as building them some houses and providing nesting sites.
In addition, we guide how to care for your feathered guests, including tips on maintaining their feeders, bird baths, and other bird-friendly features. We also offer advice on safely controlling pests and invasive species for your backyard visitors and the environment.
Whether you’re an avid admirer, a nature enthusiast, or just someone who enjoys feathered company in your garden, our avian category has something for everyone. We provide clear and concise information, step-by-step guides, and helpful videos to help you attract and care for various the many feathered friends you will soon attract to your garden. By creating a feather-friendly garden, you’ll enjoy the beauty and diversity of nature and help support the health and well-being of the local ecosystem. Explore our content today and enjoy the many benefits of a garden that will attract these critters.
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Why make homemade hummingbird food? Hummingbirds are fascinating and beautiful creatures that can bring life and excitement to your yard. One of the best ways to attract them is by providing homemade hummingbird food. Keep reading to find a detailed guide on how to make your own hummingbird nectar recipe and tips on creating a […]
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By understanding more about how to attract the Eastern Bluebird to nest near your yard, you will enjoy a season of their antics and songs.
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Have you ever wanted to attract songbirds to your backyard? We reveal the most entertaining species and how to share space with them.
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Learn about the great horned owl, Bubo virginianus. This nocturnal bird is incredibly striking in appearance with intriguing behaviors.
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Winter bird care is more important than summertime feeding. Read why your feathered friends will undoubtedly appreciate your kindness.
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Carolina Chickadees are a non-migrating, year-round resident bird in North Carolina. Learn about the antics of this feathered friend.
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Bird bath selection is easy when you know what to look for (so many options!). Here are considerations and 5 reasons to take the plunge.
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Northern Cardinal, aka redbird, is famous for its bright red plumage. Learn all about Cardinal cardinalis and how to attract them.
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Robins are one of the earliest signs of springtime. The American robin (Latin: Turdus migratorius) is a lovely feathered friend who makes an early-season appearance to welcome the warm temperatures of spring. This bird is a shining beacon of hope that the gray winter months will soon end and long, lazy summer days are imminent.
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