Welcome to John's Birding Page!

I'd like to extend a personal welcome to John of Biddeford, Maine and his new birding page, part of the growing network of weather, and Earth Science related web pages on ToddSpace. The page will focus on all aspects of birding and include links to various audobon societies, bird supplies, and birding optics. If you would like to add an article to John's blog, please contact him personally, you may be able to become a contributing author! Don't forget to post comments at the bottom of each of the posts! Take it away John...  - Todd Gross

Comments

[lighthouse]

Thank you Todd! Your entire site is a wonderful resource for everyone.

John

[Justine]

I receive a magazine that might be a good link to add to this page. It's called Birds ans blooms. It's easy to follow and it's very child friendly. You can go to www.birdsandblooms.com

[lighthouse]

I get that same magazine! Very "user" friendly on a wide range of birding topics. Thank you for the link.

John

[Trisha]

John

Looks like it will be a great blog. I would love to know how to attract different birds to my yard.

[lighthouse]

Thank you Trisha! Tomorrow I will have an article on different types of food to use to attract a wide variety of birds. Future articles will cover other aspects of attracting different kinds of birds.

John

[Ellen]

Hi John,
I am really enjoying your birding blog. I am new to birding. I put up my first bird feeder this fall and loved it so much that now I have three!
Do you have any suggestions for keeping a woodpecker off the house and on the feeder? I love watching the woodpeckers but don't enjoy hearing them in the morning or having them eventually knock down my house!
Also, I live on Cape Cod, near a marsh. Do you have any suggestions for attracting the most variety of birds?
Thanks and, again, I really enjoy your articles!

[Julie F]

Hi John,

Thanks so much for sharing your birding knowledge with us. I am really enjoying all of your articles, and have learned quite a bit already.

For the first time since I have been here, I have a couple of beautiful cardinals this year - not sure why, but I hope they stay.

Looking forward to your next post.