Wildlife Feeder Gifts: When you send bird feeders you send two gifts: the feeders themselves, and the moment they arrive. There's the knock at the door or the package on the porch. And the next thing that happens is your special someone's heart races with delight as they open a gift they will remember for years to come.
Feeder Delivery: At Hurley-Byrd, we do it differently and oversee every part of the process: from the buying of raw materials, to handcrafting the feeder, to the day your purchase arrives at the front door. We send freshly crafted feeders direct and bypass all the middlemen, which means better feeders and a better value. (Don't just take our word for it. Thousands of customers rate Hurley-Byrd "best value.") We believe in complete satisfaction and lasting value, too, which is why we guarantee a perfect feeder for you or your recipient , and also that your feeders will outlast all others available and will be enjoyed from the moment they arrive and for years to come. It's how Hurley-Byrd is changing how America feeds their wildlife.
Hurley-Byrd does it differently: We handcraft every feeder we sell. Beginning with our own designs, buying the finest western red cedar and crafting your feeders
to near perfection with a beautiful penetrating oil finish so they last for years. We take pride in every step of our service, too. From the moment you first interact with us, whether on our website or on the phone, to the delivery of your feeders and gifts and everything in between. We want to make owning and gift giving easy for you. So whether it's a simple thank you, a unique deer feeder or a whole feeding station for yourself, choose Hurley-Byrd and see what a difference our feeders really make.
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Birding Links.
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Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center. - This is a great site which has bird check lists from all over the country. Please get involved, it will help support our mutual love of our hobby. Here is USGS' description of the site. "Welcome to Bird Checklists of the United States. For years, people and groups have developed listings or checklists of birds that occur in a particular region." "The Internet provides new opportunities for the compilation and dissemination of current information on bird distribution. Here we offer bird checklists developed by others that indicate the seasonal occurrence of birds in state, federal, and private management areas, nature preserves, and other areas of special interest in the United States."
Ducks at a Distance. - Here is an excellent identification guide for water fowl. Excellent illistrations and a USGS subsidiary.
Birdsource - Here is a superb site for any birder. There is something for everyone ranging from simple information to actually participating in studies, surveys, etc...
The National Audobon Society needs no introduction. Here's an easy link for you to check it out.
The Cornell Lab of Orinthology has a tremendous amount of information and much knowledge can be gained here. Take a look and bookmark them. These folks are the ones famous for the winter long "Project Feederwatch." Get involved and think of all the fun (and great excuses) you have counting your birds.
The Birds of Prey Foundation - is a super site if you are interested in Prey Birds. Very informative and filled with activities based on Birds of Prey.
American Bird Conservany - Conserving wild birds and their habitats throughout the Americas. Very informative site.
Birdnet - The Ornithological Information Source presented by The Ornithological Council.
