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“Having bird feeders up is perfectly fine.” “Avian flu is all over the place,” she said. “You still want to clean your bird feeders. Typically, you want to clean your bird feeders at lea ...

“Within three feet, birds ‘fleeing’ the feeder area will not have built up enough speed to injure themselves if they strike the window. “Beyond ten feet, birds will have enough time to ...

large birds, rats, mice and even deer will take food if they can reach it. The easiest way to prevent deer from taking bird seed is to place the feeder out of their reach, as they’re unlikely to rear ...

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Adding to the spread of disease, people create places for birds to gather, or keep birds, but don't clean them regularly. Feeders, bird baths and backyard poultry enclosures can be sources of ...

or keep birds, but don't clean them regularly. Feeders, bird baths and backyard poultry enclosures can be sources of salmonella and bird flu (avian influenza), public health experts said.