Protect baby birds from crows using physical barriers (fishing line grids, crow-proof nest boxes), visual/auditory deterrents (dead crow decoys, shiny objects), and environmental adjustments (diverse plants, less lighting).

Get Indigo Buntings in your garden with four easy steps:
1. Use good bird feeders with different seeds and put them in intelligent spots.
2. Make a cozy place by planting bushes and native plants and leaving a wild corner.
3. Add insects, berries, and mealworms to their food for a tasty menu.
4. Make water accessible with birdbaths, creating a happy home for these colorful birds in your garden.

To attract birds to a balcony, set up various bird feeders like windows, deck railing, and hummingbird feeders. Provide a water source and diverse foods like seeds and nectar. Plant bird-friendly vegetation and ensure cleanliness and safety from predators. Observe bird habits and adjust your setup accordingly.

The key is making your pool less appealing to birds. Use pool covers to block access, remove nearby food sources, and employ decoys or sound deterrents. For persistent problems, professional bird control can be effective.

Create winter shelters for birds using natural covers like evergreens and brush piles, and artificial shelters like DIY roosting boxes with recycled insulation. Maintain these shelters well, provide food and water, and keep pets at a safe distance for bird safety.

Have you ever stumbled upon a lifeless feathered friend in your backyard and wondered what to do with a dead bird in your yard? It’s