How to Accept Birds

How to Attract Bird

    If there are some birds building a nest near the windows. You will get a steady stream of happiness. However, if you want to enjoy that but you are not lucky, read this. My experience may help you to find a way.

The type of birds

    First of all, you should know which types of birds can be attracted. Usually, the birds with large sizes, which are not very frightened, such as geese, prefer to stay on a lawn instead of your house. And the birds with tiny sizes can easily be found near your windows. As a result, you do not need to make a big entrance on your feeder. Besides, a narrow space, which can give birds a sense of security, will attract more birds.

The environment

    Some birds like narrow spaces, but if you just put some millet in a plastic box, there will be nothing coming because birds are disgusted with the plastic, the unnatural things. Birds, the ‘indigenous people’ of this land, want you to compensate for their lost forest. Of course, you cannot build a forest for them, but luckily, they can be satisfied easily. What you need to do is to put some green potted plants near your windows. By the way, if you do not like the plants, the things with natural colors, such as brown paper plates, can also be accepted by birds.

After preparing

    If you have already created a perfect environment. There is a last thing you need to do. Yes, it is waiting. Please be patient because sometimes you will wait for such a long time that you may think that you failed. In fact, it is normal. Birds are always shy and careful, but if you gain trust of one bird, you will be surprised for a huge flock of birds singing near your windows next time. You know what. Birds can communicate with each other. The bird can show the message of the location of  your home to other birds. Suddenly, your windows will be the hot topic of the birds.

    In short, there are 2 points you have to know. Firstly, you should create a good environment. Secondly, please be patient like a hunter. It seems easy, right? If you are lucky enough, you even can find a nest near a plant with some tiny eggs!

    Hopefully my experience can help you. Good luck!