Your bird-watching hobby might not be an entirely risk-free way to commune with nature. Here’s how to keep winged visitors—and yourself—safe.
With feeders linked to a deadly avian salmonella outbreak last spring, it is time to make sure your birdhouses, birdbaths and windows are bird-friendly
Ornithologists recommend using sealed feeders that prevent moisture from getting in and feature small holes birds can't fit their heads inside, as shown here. VIDEO: GETTY IMAGESAttracting winged wildlife close to your home isn’t as simple as buying a birdhouse or bird feeder. Installing or maintaining them incorrectly can pose risks to the birds—and your family.must care for the devices properly, ornithologists say.
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