You don’t have to travel far to relish the delights and happiness of bird watching. Your own backyard can serve as a place where you can begin learning the fundamentals.
Add a Feeder (or feeders)
To build the most beneficial birding area in your backyard, you can make use of bird feeders. Make sure you research how far-off from one another the bird feeders ought to be.
Choose Bird Seed
Like the feeders, the food you choose depends on what sort of birds you’re hoping to attract and where you reside.
A few of the basic types of bird feed are sunflower seeds, cracked corn, and thistle. Frequently found in a mix, pour this sort of seed into a hopper type self-feeder to meet the needs of a lot of different species at one backyard bird watching place.
Improve the View
Since you’ve established some feeders, which are a good way of pulling in the birds, you should be sure that you have a complete view for backyard bird watching. Take out low hanging branches that might block your view.
Tackle this when there are no birds around feeding on the self-feeders. A sudden change in surroundings might disrupt their behaviors.
See up close
Now that you’re ready to start watching, you’ll discover that you require some sort of magnifying device to watch the birds better. A standard pair of field glasses to watch is commonly sufficient for novices. However, you might find it more beneficial to mount a spotting scope near a picture window in your house. These visual devices will significantly step-up your ability to distinguish birds by their distinct marks and demeanors.
Create a bird-friendly habitat
The spacing between trees and bushes is a crucial factor when taking into consideration our bird friends. It’s vital to think about providing open spaces that should be well protected from wind and street disturbance since these disturbances don’t appeal to birds.
Increasing the number of plants in your backyard guarantees more birds will show up.
You can even try to produce a layered garden to supply richness and diversity in your garden. You can add layers by planting bunches of shade-loving small trees, shrubs, and ground cover below taller trees.
A great thing about birding or maintaining a birding atmosphere in your backyard is that your garden tends to be organic. The birds help in curbing the garden pests and diseases without an arsenal of chemicals. Functional knowledge of organic gardening is crucial to someone intent on attracting birds. 
Utilizing native plants for your area cuts back on the need for pesticide use as native plants are resistant to local pests and disease.
There’s nothing better than seeing colorful birds fly around a natural garden. If you create a bird-friendly garden area, birds will be coming back each year. Birding is a wonderful hobby that many individuals, myself included, enjoy without ever leaving their home.