Birds at the Bird Feeder – Who they are and what they eat.

A bird feeder is the ideal entry point into birdwatching for many nature lovers. Various bird species can be observed there, especially in winter, and the identification of similar species can be practiced. Besides species identification, we can also venture into distinguishing age classes and genders at the bird feeder.

In this webinar, we will get to know the most diverse visitors to our feeding station in detail. Where do these winter guests come from? And which species are true resident birds? Who belongs to the partial migrants? You will also receive tips on feeding birds. What do you need to pay attention to so that feeding does not harm the birds? What food should be offered, when and how?

In this webinar, you will learn bird identification from a professional:

• which species come to the bird feeder and how to distinguish them?
• age and sex determination
• interesting facts from the hidden life of winter guests
• migratory bird, partial migrant, resident bird – who stays and who flies away?
• tips for safe feeding: when, what and how should I feed?

Who is this webinar suitable for?

For beginners who enjoy observing birds in the garden and at the bird feeder, and for nature lovers interested in bird feeding.

Our speaker

Leander Khil is an ornithologist and nature photographer. A passionate birdwatcher since childhood, he writes books and articles about birds and their identification, films TV documentaries about birds, and presents ornithological topics to a broad audience in numerous lectures. With more than 10 years of experience as a birding guide, he is well aware of the difficulties beginners face in bird identification and patiently explains the subtleties in distinguishing similar species.

More about the speaker: www.leanderkhil.com