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birdfeeding is a community started on January 1, 2023. It's all about birdfeeding, birdwatching, and other topics relating to birds. It also touches on nature in general, and observations that may effect bird activity such as local weather. Both text and image posts are welcome.

Community resources include posts about birding events, nurseries that sell seeds or plants attractive to birds, bird identification apps, the benefits of birdwatching, and other useful materials. Check out the anchor posts from Three Weeks for Dreamwidth.

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birdfeeding is a relatively new community started on January 1, 2023. It's all about birdfeeding, birdwatching, and other topics relating to birds. It also touches on nature in general, and observations that may effect bird activity such as local weather. Both text and image posts are welcome.

Community resources include posts about birding events, nurseries that sell seeds or plants attractive to birds, bird identification apps, the benefits of birdwatching, and other useful materials. Check out the anchor posts from Three Weeks for Dreamwidth. Recent posts for summer birdfeeding include:

August Garden Tasks

Squirrels of the World

Lake Visit



Thus far, members include people from far-flung parts of the United States of America as well as Scotland, so we're seeing a nice wide range of habitats and bird species. Birds that are common in one area may be uncommon or unfamiliar in another area.

You can introduce yourself using the form in the Introduction post, or however you like. If you love birds and nature, come check out birdfeeding!

birdfeeding is a relatively new community started on January 1, 2023. It's all about birdfeeding, birdwatching, and other topics relating to birds. It also touches on nature in general, and observations that may effect bird activity such as local weather. Both text and image posts are welcome.

Community resources include posts about birding events, nurseries that sell seeds or plants attractive to birds, bird identification apps, the benefits of birdwatching, and other useful materials. Check out the anchor posts from Three Weeks for Dreamwidth. Recent posts for spring birdfeeding include:

National Craft Month (with links to bird crafts)

Lake Pictures

March Garden Tasks

Green Birds

Photos: Flowerbeds


Thus far, members include people from far-flung parts of the United States of America as well as Scotland, so we're seeing a nice wide range of habitats and bird species. Birds that are common in one area may be uncommon or unfamiliar in another area.

You can introduce yourself using the form in the Introduction post, or however you like. If you love birds and nature, come check out birdfeeding!

birdfeeding is a relatively new community started on January 1, 2023. It's all about birdfeeding, birdwatching, and other topics relating to birds. It also touches on nature in general, and observations that may effect bird activity such as local weather. Both text and image posts are welcome.

Community resources include posts about birding events, nurseries that sell seeds or plants attractive to birds, bird identification apps, the benefits of birdwatching, and other useful materials. Check out the anchor posts from Three Weeks for Dreamwidth. Recent posts for winter birdfeeding include:

Gifts for Bird Lovers

Holiday Tree for the Birds


Thus far, members include people from far-flung parts of the United States of America as well as Scotland, so we're seeing a nice wide range of habitats and bird species. Birds that are common in one area may be uncommon or unfamiliar in another area.

You can introduce yourself using the form in the Introduction post, or however you like. If you love birds and nature, come check out birdfeeding!

birdfeeding is a new community started on January 1, 2023. It's all about birdfeeding, birdwatching, and other topics relating to birds. It also touches on nature in general, and observations that may effect bird activity such as local weather. Both text and image posts are welcome.

Community resources include posts about birding events, nurseries that sell seeds or plants attractive to birds, bird identification apps, the benefits of birdwatching, and other useful materials.

Thus far, members include people from far-flung parts of the United States of America as well as Scotland, so we're seeing a nice wide range of habitats and bird species. Birds that are common in one area may be uncommon or unfamiliar in another area.

You can introduce yourself using the form in the Introduction post, or however you like. If you love birds and nature, come check out birdfeeding!