Wild Bird Forum with Bird Pictures

Open, but a little empty...

Our Wild Bird Forum is now officially open for your comments, questions and concerns!

Read what's happening at our feeders, see some of the innovative birding products we've found (and adore!), and ask any wild bird related question you may have.

To start we added a number of bird and garden products that include the option to comment on or review each item with the intention of helping each other when shopping for supplies. Lately though we've been writing about wild birds and backyard birding problems. Next we'll be adding pictures of common wild birds (and some not so common) and information-rich articles. We hope you join us there. Share your backyard birding questions and stories freely.

How to Add Bird Photos to the Wild Bird Forum

Thanks to hackers and other birding sites trying to stop interaction and collaboration online (they lose sales once honest product reviews are found online such as at www.AttractWildBirds.com), we have had to remove the photo upload feature. However, if you have a photo that you'd like to share with the public, use the contact form and we'll send you a quick note back on how to do this.

It's pretty straight-forward as long as your photos are in digital format. This service is most helpful if you can't identify a bird that's been showing up in your backyard or at your feeder, but you can snap a picture of him!

Interaction and Collaboration at Attract Wild Birds

You don't have to register or even share your real email address to comment in the forum. Should you decide to share your real email address, please be assured that your email is safe from prying eyes and is never added to a list that is sold, rented, or accessed by spammers. We do have a mailing list (also 100% safe) that you can join when you grab the free backyard birding issue at bird feeder report.

Again, your email is perfectly safe behind the server's walls where no one can see it but our staff and server-side software!  Plus, you can unsubscribe at any time with just one click.

Now that you have all the terms and knowledge down, come on in to AttractWildBirds Birding Forum!

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