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Attracting Birds to Water
Add a waterfall or fountain to natural or man-made water features in your yard. They are also water savers in multi-tiered birdbaths where the lower tier recycles the spillage back to the top tier.

Landscaping for Chickadees
In addition to providing supplemental food all year at a backyard feeder, yardeners can support local chickadee populations by planting ornamental plants on their property that provide food and shelter.

Freezing Water in Winter
In areas where winter temperatures freeze natural water sources, your birdbath is often the only source of water for birds. Add boiling water to the birdbath at some routine time each day so the birds learn to come when the water is not frozen.

Feeding Titmice
In addition to the animal protein they get from insects during the warm seasons titmice eat seeds, acorns, berries and nuts from grasses, trees and shrubs that grow wild in the areas they inhabit.

Feeding Cardinals
Cardinals eat a wide variety of seeds and fruits, so they visit lots of different kinds of plants. They also love safflower seed, which few other birds enjoy, so it can be used in a “cardinals only” feeder.

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	Carter's Nursery, Pond and Patio
	Jackson, Tennessee (TN) 38305-9436