How to Attract Birds in Northeastern United States
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Coconut larder.
We have thus far considered ways of feeding birds tidbits we ourselves have gleaned. We may feed them by another method, by cultivating their natural food plants and allowing them to reap the harvest in their own way.
Less has been done in this respect for the true seed-eating birds than for those fond of pulpy fruits. The reason is obvious, however. Our seed-eating birds largely patronize weeds, which we do not wish to cultivate, while the fruit eaters depend upon many plants A...vhich we hold in FlG - 8. Feeding stick.
such esteem for their ornamental value that they are generally cultivated.
FEEDING SEED-EATING BIRDS.
Something can be done, however to attract the seed eaters about our homes. A number of commonly cultivated annual plants, be- longing to the same groups as those upon which the birds feed ex- tensively in nature, produce good crops of seeds. These plants, being dependent upon cultivation, can be used without fear that they will become pests. The following are suggested for the purpose : Prince's HOW TO ATTRACT BIRDS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coconut larder.
We have thus far considered ways of feeding birds tidbits we ourselves have gleaned. We may feed them by another method, by cultivating their natural food plants and allowing them to reap the harvest in their own way.
Less has been done in this respect for the true seed-eating birds than for those fond of pulpy fruits. The reason is obvious, however. Our seed-eating birds largely patronize weeds, which we do not wish to cultivate, while the fruit eaters depend upon many plants A...vhich we hold in FlG - 8. Feeding stick.
such esteem for their ornamental value that they are generally cultivated.
FEEDING SEED-EATING BIRDS.
Something can be done, however to attract the seed eaters about our homes. A number of commonly cultivated annual plants, be- longing to the same groups as those upon which the birds feed ex- tensively in nature, produce good crops of seeds. These plants, being dependent upon cultivation, can be used without fear that they will become pests. The following are suggested for the purpose : Prince's HOW TO ATTRACT BIRDS.
What to read after How to Attract Birds in Northeastern United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W L Waldo Lee Mcatee to read onlineMoreLess
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