Bird Feeder in New Hampshire
125 FollowersLive video\\\\\\\'s from Molton Cove on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire
Live video\\\\\\\'s from Molton Cove on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire
This is a video of some of the highlights from the Alabama Bird and Critter Feeding Station cams. All species are identified in this video, which is helpful to know what bird or critter you are watching. This is also a video to highlight the Rose-breasted Grosbeaks that migrate through Alabama int he Fall. We didn\\\\\\\'t see them much on their migration trip north, so this has been a pleasant surprise. I expected to see them for a few days as they made their rest stop. Instead, they have been here for nearly 4 weeks! I have changed the food mix to add more black oil sunflower seed which they seem to really enjoy to see how long I can keep them here while we enjoy them. Ken\\\\\\\'s channel: Nature & Wildlife Film Journal (http://www.youtube.com/c/kenlittle) hosts two 24/7 YouTube streaming feeders, a bird feeder cam consisting of 7 feeders (https://youtu.be/qSMvqiBI640) and a garden cam (https://youtu.be/cg-zIkFztls) consisting of two feeders. Additionally, on his channel, he has a series called Feeder Talk and another called Feeder Wars. He also features 5 Bird Identification videos to help viewers learn their birds as well as a printable PDF file with pictures and names that can be used as a reference when viewing his feeders. The channel also features some expert moderators to help answer any questions you may have about birds, bird feeding or bird behavior. Featured on the 24/7 streaming channel are Amazon links (complete with reviews) of the equipment Ken uses at the Alabama Bird Feeding Station. Purchases help Ken defray the cost of bring you the content as well as films he produces in the field. So, jump on in and see what the excitement is about and learn how to feed birds in your yard!
Welcome to #Bird #Feeder #swf Live streaming webcam from North Fort Myers, Florida The camera is broadcasting in HD resolution You will see a variety of songbirds common to this area Please subscribe to our YouTube Channel! For our EarthCam live cam URL link below https://myearthcam.com/birdfeederswf For our Twitch live cam URL link below https://www.twitch.tv/birdfeederswf Florida is a great place to watch and feed birds. Birdbaths, misters and drippers are especially effective in attracting birds, including non seed-eating species. Species that might be expected at feeders include: American Goldfinch, Carolina Wren, Carolina Chickadee, Blue Jay, Downy Woodpecker, Northern Cardinal and Mourning Dove. Each of these species is shown in the Nifty Fifty mini-guide. https://birdfeederhub.com/backyard-bi... : https://floridaadventuresandrentals.c... : https://floridahikes.com/identifying-... : https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/P... Food that is on the bird feeder: Royal Wing Classic Mix Wild Bird Food: Is a mixture of white millet, milo, wheat, black oil sunflower seed, and cracked corn to appeal to a variety of birds. We also use Raw peanuts and the suet has high-energy treat that's fortified with grains and sunflower. The Royal Wing Mealworms and Nuts Suet Bird Food Balls are a nutritious and easy way to feed and attract local songbirds. These treats are suited for woodpeckers, cardinals, blue jays, warblers, chickadees, wrens and more. Feeding Season: All Seasons Would you like to help us feed the birds and keep up streaming? Any donation will help! Thank you for your support. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... Live chat and sharing of links are welcomed. Let us know in the comments if there is anything we can improve on moving forward. Thank You for Watching!
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