Invite Birds to the Flyin’ Bistro to Enjoy a Variety of Foods
Offering more foods means more birds, and this feeder can hold 'em all! From large or small cylinders to seed blends and mealworms, the Flyin’ Bistro™️ Cylinder Feeder can accommodate a variety of birds' tastes. The protective dome and tray drainage holes help to keep foods dry and as fresh as possible. Add the Flyin' Bistro to your bird feeding station and let the feasting begin.
For a Limited Time! 20% Off the Flyin' Bistro Cylinder Feeder*
*For DSC members only. Valid at WBU Kanata and WBU Ottawa. Offer valid in-store and online. While quantities last. Not valid on previous purchases. Offer valid July 25-29, 2024.
Refresh Your Yard and Enjoy Summer Birds
For birds, summer is no vacation! They're trying to care for offspring while surviving heat and sustaining themselves. It's the reason the number of visitors at your feeders can fluctuate.
Summer is the perfect time to evaluate your yard and prepare it for fall, when there can be even more bird activity. Adding a feeding station or water feature might be just what your space needs to become the yard, especially as we approach fall migration when many birds pass through the area.
An additional bird feeding station can range from simple to complex. From squirrel baffles to decorative branches that provide birds a place to perch, our patented, exclusive Advanced Pole System® (APS) is easily customizable for your yard and the birds you want to attract.
If you don't have a reliable water source, be sure to add one. Water, whether it's a bird bath, a small pool or a shallow dish, gives birds a place to drink and clean their feathers. In some cases, water can be more attractive to birds than food.
Whatever you do to your yard, the key is to relax and enjoy it. Visit us soon to learn how you can make the most of your yard this summer.
Want to go bird watching but don't know where to start? Wild Birds Unlimited is excited to host this FREE introductory walk to birdwatching.
Leading our walk is Dahlia Ippolito. Dahlia is a naturalist, ornithologist, and environmentalist. She studied under many notable professor's at Carleton University such as Ontario-known naturalist Michael Runtz and has joined and led bird walks during her time there. She has been birding for about 8 years, has volunteered at the Innis Point Bird Observatory banding station and works at the Ottawa Valley Wild Bird Care Centre which gives her a unique perspective on birds.
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
Upcoming Walks
Sunday, July 28th - REGISTRATION FULL AS OF JULY 21. Fletcher Wildlife Garden - Click HERE for more details & to register. .
Sunday, August 11th - Fletcher Wildlife Garden - Click HERE for more details & to register.
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