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It is easy to create a natural backyard habitat for wild birds.  There are only a few things that you need.  When you transform your backyard into a bird habitat you will definitely see more wild birds flocking to your home.  Wild birds are a great way to enjoy the outdoors.  They are beautiful to watch and they can relax you with their bird calls.

There are five main designs of wild bird feedersTube bird feeders, are cylindrical in shape, they have many openings so that the birds can access the seeds.  There are many different types of seeds that can be used in tube bird feeders, and to even add more flare to your backyard habitat you can use a triple tube bird feeder. Tube bird feeders are a hanging bird feeder and should be hung somewhere close to either a window or an outdoor living space to truly enjoy the wild birds that will come. 

Ground feeders, or platform bird feeders usually have a screened bottom and rest off the ground.  They are used for birds that like to peck.  Ground bird feeders are usually on a bird feeder pole and are situated near trees and shrubs so that the wild birds have a place to escape from predators.  Platform bird feeders are a great way to watch larger wild birds.

Thistle bird feeders or  finch bird feeders are usually shaped like a tube bird feeder.  Thistle bird feeders have many small opening that allow finches to stick their beaks through.  Thistle bird feeders are also a hanging bird feeder.

Nectar bird feeders are one of the most common bird feeders in the summer months.  Nectar bird feeders can be used for orioles or for hummingbirds.  Depending on the type of bird you'll want to attract will tell you what kind of nectar bird feeder is right for you.

And finally what you have been waiting for hopper bird feeders.  Hopper bird feeders are one of the most common bird feeders that you will see.  Hopper bird feeders are usually the first bird feeder that people will buy.  Hopper bird feeders are similar to suet bird feeders, but they are not the same.  Suet bird feeders are typically used in the winter months, (but are not limited to only winter use.)  Hopper bird feeders are usually shaped like a house.  Hopper bird feeders include, but are not limited to cedar bird feeders and gazebo bird feeders.  Hopper bird feeder hold a large quantity of bird seed and release the bird seed when the wild bird steps on the trigger.  Hopper bird feeders attract large birds and small birds.  Hopper bird feeders can also be squirrel proof bird feeders.  Hopper bird feeders are very versatile and can be hung or be used a a pole bird feeder.

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