Neighbors Who Know the Birds by Name

Here in our town, the seasons bring their own familiar visitors — the first robin of spring hopping across the lawn, goldfinches glowing brighter each summer week, the quiet nuthatch working a pine tree in fall, and winter’s cardinal pair standing out against the snow.

We’ve been feeding, watching, and caring for these neighbors for years — not just as a business, but as locals who share the same skies and the same morning bird song as you.

Why Bird Feeding Feeds the Soul

Even five quiet minutes with a feeder can change your whole mood. Watching the gentle movements, hearing the soft flutter of wings — these simple moments ground us in a busy world.

Science agrees: birdwatching can ease stress, lift your mood, and help you feel more connected to nature. Around here, it also connects us to each other.