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Did you know that All Seasons Wild Bird Store has a YouTube channel? We posted our first video in May of 2015, a video where Store Manager Linda Gorr demonstrated raising Monarch butterflies. Since then, to date we’ve posted 97 total videos, covering topics like: feeding backyard birds, bird identification, seasonal information, product tips, migration, landscaping, and more. Most of…
At All Seasons Wild Bird Store we celebrate Earth Day every day—in little ways. Earth Day was founded in 1970 by Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin. The goal of the effort was to create public awareness and ultimately establish a federal bureau dedicated to clean air, clean water and threatened and endangered species. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has since…
KSTP’s Megan and Chris recently asked Eagan Store Manager Ann McCarthy to share get tips on how to attract and feed winter birds with their viewers. You can see the video below (note: video can take a few seconds to load). You can also see it on their website: https://kstp.com/special-coverage/minnesota-live/winter-backyard-birding-tips/
Editor’s note: We continue to monitor the situation and will update this post as we receive new information. APRIL 28, 2022 from Birds & Blooms Magazine: Bird Flu: Should You Take Down Your Feeders? By Lori Vanover Updated: Apr. 28, 2022 Will avian influenza affect backyard birds? Find out if you need to take down feeders, plus learn bird flu…
Ongoing Health and Safety Procedures: The global pandemic has taught us a few things that we can do to help our staff and visitors, and we will continue those procedures in perpetuity. What we do: We continue to offer call-in ordering with curbside service. We continue to offer online shopping with delivery direct to your home. We continue to offer…
Watch as Minnetonka Manager Carol Chenault gives advice to Minnesota Bound’s Laura Schara about how and what to feed winter birds in Minnesota!
This year, All Seasons Wild Bird Store celebrated 30 years in business, serving the local community of backyard birding enthusiasts. We attribute much of our success to our friendly, knowledgeable and loyal employees. So loyal, in fact, that the great majority of our employees have been with us for over 5 years. Why do our employees stay on with us…
This holiday season, we are partnering with local artisans to offer high-quality, locally made products to our customers for holiday gift giving.
Your feeders found new homes with the Scouts of America, a nature center and Wayzata Schools. Each year we hold a Feeder Swap sale, during which we ask our customers to bring in a used bird feeder to donate in exchange for 20% off a new feeder (in addition to their Frequent Feeder Member Discounts). In turn, we fix…
Bring in an old feeder to swap and save 20% off a new feeder! Plus, Frequent Feeder Members receive at least an ADDITIONAL 10% OFF! Choose from our vast selection of seed, suet, Nyjer®™ and nectar feeders. Our experienced staff will help you select just the right feeders for the birds you want to attract.
Let’s Talk Bluebirds! Join our expert staff along with George Brown, coordinator for the Ramsey County Bluebird Recovery Program, for an in-store event to talk everything BLUEBIRDS! Get information about nest box placement, preventing predation, checking nests/care/cleaning, selecting bluebird feeders, and other of great bluebird facts. We hope to see you at our White Bear Lake All Seasons Wild Bird…
As mentioned in our April 2018 Phenology and Seasonal Checklist! Try a Humm-Bug Hummingbird Feeder to provide fruit flies for hummingbirds. Simply open the two-piece feeder, add 2 to 3 bananas, banana peels and/or fruit peelings.In just a few days you will have an unlimited supply of protein packed fruit flies for all the hummingbirds to enjoy! This is a…
Backyard Bird’s Alarm Call Network Real-time reports from backyard birds can give those around them advance warning to seek cover. Alarm calls can be wide-bandwidth, loud and short to attract birds from farther away to come mob a predator. Other calls can be shorter bandwidth, high-pitched “seets”that don’t travel as far as individual sounds, but spread quickly from bird to bird…
Discover this season’s picks for birds and bird lovers at all of our All Seasons Wild Bird Store locations!
