Wild Birds Unlimited
2200 Coolidge Rd. Ste.17
East Lansing, MI 48823ph.
(517) 337-9920
and
Wild Birds Unlimited
1745 W. Grand River Ave.
Okemos, MI 48864
email:zarkadan@gmail.com
web: http://lansing.wbu.com/
blog: http://lansingwbu.blogspot
2200 Coolidge Rd. Ste.17
East Lansing, MI 48823ph.
(517) 337-9920
and
Wild Birds Unlimited
1745 W. Grand River Ave.
Okemos, MI 48864
email:zarkadan@gmail.com
web: http://lansing.wbu.com/
blog: http://lansingwbu.blogspot
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- Location:
- East Lansing, MI, 48823
- Phone:
- 517-337-9920
- Mon - Sat:
- 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wild Birds Unlimited Mid-Michigan
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It's getting dark so early now I feel like the days are flying. I'm trying to squeeze as much as I can into every day but there never seems to be enough time. I've spent the whole week rushing around decorating the store, unloading new items, and assembling a variety of feeders. ...
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The peanut wreath is our number one selling pre-wrapped feeder for the holidays. It not only makes a unique host/hostess gift, the birds love it too. Hang it in your favorite tree and watch peanut loving birds, like chickadees and woodpeckers, fly in for a meal. ...
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Did the feeding station suddenly go quiet? Was there any other activity at the feeders? If the downy saw a hawk it may have decided to remain completely still instead of taking its chances by flying away ...
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National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen describes coming face-to-face with deadly leopard seal only to have it take care of him.
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In 1981, Wild Birds Unlimited (WBU) began as a single store owned by Jim Carpenter in Indianapolis, Indiana. By 1982, the first franchise store was opened in Okemos, MI. Other stores soon followed and today there are over 270 stores across the U.S. ...
Wild Birds Unlimited Mid-Michigan NatGeo Paul Nicklen describes coming face-to-face with deadly leopard seal only to have it take care of him. http://bit.ly/3Vm6b3
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Sorry there are no reliable heated solar birdbaths that work in mid-Michigan at this time. The solar baths on the market today will only operate during full, direct sunlight. I've test marketed these in ...
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Have you ever noticed the sound doves’ wings make when they take off flying? Scientists recently discovered that the sounds are not just an accident. They recorded several wing whistles from normal take offs and from when they flew a hawk shape over a feeding station. ...
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The day turned out pretty nice. I would like to say thank you to everyone that has served and still serve to protect the US and other couties that need a helping hand.
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This stunning and unusual American Robin with a white breast was the highlight of our final day of banding for the fall 2009 season today. Our short, final week was not particularly notable; I'll be posting a season summary in a few days. ...
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What helps pollinate an orchid that hides its nectar at the bottom of a long narrow tube? Darwin was ridiculed when he predicted somewhere in Madagascar there was a moth with a proboscis long enough to reach the bottom of the 12 inch nectar spur. ...
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The name Nuthatch probably results from the corruption of the word “nuthack” which refers to its’ habit of hacking away at a seed with its beak until it opens.
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has long been the accepted authority for English bird names and scientific nomenclature. Founded in 1883, the AOU is the oldest organization in the New World devoted to the scientific study of birds. They ...
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Wild Birds Unlimited has a way to identify those feathered strangers you see from time to time. It's the online field guide that makes identifying unfamiliar birds easy. It's rightbird.com!
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Why is that elephant sitting on a nest? As far as I know, elephants are not known to be tree climbers so I'm guessing it's a photoshopped image. I don't have any information about the source of this image ...
