Confident Backyard Birder Course
Attract Birds to Your Yard Without
Hurting them
Making a Mess
Attracting Rodents
Wasting Time Searching Online
why do you Keep Putting it off?
You love the idea of having a yard filled with beautiful birds, but you keep putting it off. What are you afraid of?
Do you fear that you might inadvertently harm the birds instead of helping them?
Is the thought of dealing with spilled seeds and a messy yard daunting?
Maybe you’re worried that setting up bird feeders will also attract unwanted pests like rats and mice.
Do you feel overwhelmed by the abundance of information online and don’t know where to start?
Each of these concerns adds to your hesitation, making the idea seem more overwhelming and causing you to delay starting.
The longer you wait, the more you miss out on the joy and tranquility that a bird-filled yard can bring.
Imagine the frustration of seeing your empty yard day after day, knowing that with the right guidance, you could be enjoying the sight and sound of birds.
It’s time to overcome these barriers and make your dream a reality!
Confident Backyard Birdwatcher
Expert instruction on how to safely attract and care for birds, ensuring their well-being.
Discover tips for maintaining a tidy feeding area that minimizes mess.
Learn effective strategies to attract birds without inviting unwanted pests.
Follow a step-by-step plan that cuts through the online noise and gives you the confidence to get started.
With our course, you’ll benefit from:
Stop putting it off and transform your yard into a bird haven today!
What’s Inside the Course
Welcome
- Benefits of Backyard Birdwatching
- Join the Private Community
- Resources
- Discounts
Myths & Misconceptions
- Bird Feeding is Bad for the Birds
- I May Accidentally Harm the Birds
- Feeding the Birds Makes a Big Mess
- Bird Feeders Attract Rodents & Other Unwanted Wildlife
- Bird Flu is Spread by Backyard Bird Feeders
- Feeding Birds Delays Their Migration
- You Should Stop Feeding the Birds in the Summer/Fall/Winter/Spring
Backyard Birding Gear
- Bird Feeders
- Bird Feeder Poles
- Birdbaths
- Bird Food & Storage
- Field Guides
- Binoculars
- Specific Recommendations & Where to Buy
Understand Your Yard Environment
- Analyze Your Yard & Habitat
- Common U.S. Backyard Birds
- Discover Your Regional Birds and How to Attract Them
Start Attracting Birds
- Seasonal Considerations
- How & Where to Setup Poles & Feeders
- Wait for Them to Come (How long?)
Dealing with Unwanted Wildlife
- How to Avoid Attracting Rodents
- How to Keep Squirrels Off the Feeders
- How & Why Keep Non-Native Birds Away
- How to Keep Bully Birds Away
- How to Keep Deer & Raccoons at Bay
- A Word About Birds of Prey
Safety & Maintenance
- Why Clean Bird Feeders & How
- Why Clean Birdbaths & How
- How to Keep the Bird Feeding Area Tidy
- How to Store Food Properly
- Why Cats are a Problem & What to Do About Them
- How to Help Baby Birds
- How to Help Sick or Injured Birds
- About Wildlife Rehabilitators
More Reasons to Enroll
Build Confidence to attract & enjoy the birds in your yard
Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience, our course breaks down how to get started backyard birding into simple, easy-to-follow steps.
With detailed videos, hands-on demonstrations, and supporting materials, you’ll be able to set up and maintain a thriving bird-friendly yard with ease.
Keep the Birds Safe in your yard
Enjoy the birds rather than worry about them
Learn how to set up and maintain your feeders in a way that minimizes risks and prevents harm to the birds, so you can enjoy birdwatching without fear of causing them any harm.
Plus, you’ll learn to identify birds that are sick or injured and how to get them the help they need.
Avoid Attracting Rodents
With Our Proven Strategies
You’ll learn effective strategies to prevent attracting unwanted wildlife like rats and other rodents.
By implementing these proven methods, you can maintain a healthy and safe yard environment, ensuring that your birdwatching experience is pleasant and worry-free.
Don’t Mess Up Your Yard
Maintain a Tidy Bird Feeding Area with Minimal Effort
Confident Backyard Birdwatcher teaches you how to keep your bird feeding area neat and tidy, so your enjoyment isn’t overshadowed by additional yard work.
With practical tips and maintenance schedules, you can easily manage any mess, leaving you more time to enjoy the beauty of your backyard birds.
Join a Community of Like-minded Enthusiasts
to Connect and Share with Fellow Backyard Birders
Enroll in our course and gain access to a supportive online community of fellow backyard birdwatchers.
Share your experiences, ask questions, and get feedback from people who share your passion for birds.
Exclusive Discounts on Birding Gear
To Save on Top-Quality Birdwatching Products
As a course member, you’ll receive exclusive discounts on bird feeders, bird food, and other birdwatching gear from partnered retailers.
Get the best products at the best prices to enhance your birdwatching setup.
Free Bonuses
Free Bonus #1
Exclusive Bird Feeder Selection Guide
to Easily Choose the Perfect Feeder for Every Bird Species
As a bonus, you’ll receive our comprehensive Bird Feeder Selection Guide.
This guide helps you select the right feeders for different bird species, ensuring you attract a diverse array of birds to your yard without the guesswork.
Free Bonus #2
Quick Reference Bird Feeding Cheat Sheet
To Offer The Right Food Depending On the Bird
Our Bird Feeding Cheat Sheet is a handy guide that outlines the best foods for various types of wild birds and how to feed them properly.
Keep this quick reference on hand to ensure you’re always providing the best nutrition for your feathered friends.
Free Bonus #3
Seasonal Bird Feeding Checklist
to Know What Changes to make throughout the Year
Our Bird Feeding Cheat Sheet is a handy guide that outlines the best foods for various types of wild birds and how to feed them properly. Keep this quick reference on hand to ensure you’re always providing the best nutrition for your feathered friends.
Free Bonus #4
Feeder Maintenance Schedule
to Keep Your Bird Feeders in Top Condition
Receive a detailed schedule and checklist to help you maintain your bird feeders and ensure they’re always in top condition for attracting birds. Regular maintenance is key to a successful birdwatching experience.
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Confident Backyard Birdwatcher
Confident Backyard Birdwatcher Video Course
Step-by-step video course on how to attract birds without hurting them, making a mess, or attracting rodents so the experience is enjoyable and relaxing.
Value: $299
Exclusive Bird Feeder Selection Guide
This guide simplifies selecting the right feeder based on your location, desired bird species, and food type.
Value: $99
Quick Reference Bird Feeding Cheat Sheet
Use our quick reference guide to ensure you’re feeding the ideal foods for the birds in your yard.
Value: $99
Seasonal Bird Feeding Checklist
Use our checklist to ensure you’re meeting birds’ needs year-round.
Value: $99
Feeder Maintenance Schedule
Keep bird feeders clean and disease-free with our maintenance schedule.
Value: $99
Exclusive Discounts on Birding Gear
Enjoy exclusive discounts on birdwatching gear from partnered retailers.
Value: $99
Private Community Access
Connect, learn, and grow with support from fellow backyard birders in our members-only online community.
Value: $199
TOTAL VALUE: $993
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$99
Who is this for?
- You are new to backyard birdwatching.
- You are not new to backyard birds but still have fears, such as harming the birds, attracting rodents, or making a mess.
- You are not new to backyard birds but want to supplement what you already know with more fundamental information.
- You already have a rodent problem. This course covers how to avoid attracting rodents. The existence of rodents is a much bigger issue and is not addressed in this course.
- You don’t have a yard. While birds will come to balconies and patios, it presents unique challenges not addressed in the course.
- You know everything there is to know about backyard birding.
Meet Your Instructor
Tammy has over 25 years of experience in backyard birding and is a trained wildlife rehabilitation volunteer specializing in baby bird feeding.
She discovered that having birds in the yard provides a sense of peace and solace. This inspired her to found OnTheFeeder.com in 2021, a backyard birdwatching blog dedicated to teaching others how to attract and care for wild birds in their yards.
Tammy’s passion for backyard birdwatching, combined with her diverse skills and dedication to research, makes her a trusted source for bird enthusiasts. She has helped family, friends, and neighbors create yards that birds want to visit and environments where they thrive.
Beyond her role at OnTheFeeder.com, Tammy is an avid outdoor enthusiast who enjoys hiking, gardening, and all things nature-related.
- Why We Need Birds and How to Protect Them From Extinction“- Published by One Green Planet.
- How I Found Peace in My Own Back Garden – Published by Psychreg.
- Why Are There Birds in the Middle of the Ocean? – Published by Our Beautiful Planet.
Money-Back Guarantee
For a Risk-free Investment
We are confident that our course will transform your birdwatching experience. That’s why we offer a 7-day money-back guarantee. If you’re not completely satisfied, we’ll refund your purchase—no questions asked.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does lifetime access to the course sound?
Yes. You’ll be invited to join our private group to share with other students, ask questions, and learn from one another.
No, there are no gear requirements. However, we do cover birding gear that we consider essential for enhancing your backyard birding experience.
A mobile phone, tablet, or computer and internet connection are required to view the video course.
Absolutely. We have a 7-day money-back guarantee! If you aren’t satisfied for any reason at all you can ask for your money back in full within 7 days of the purchase.
You’ll discover the common birds in your area but the course does not cover bird identification. This advanced skill requires birds in your yard first.
A large yard is not needed to attract birds, but a yard is required. If you live in an apartment or do not have access to a yard (e.g. condo community that prohibits bird feeders), this course will not meet your needs.
The first module will be available no later than XXXX, followed by one module each subsequent week.
This is a self-paced video instruction course that enables you to go at your own pace. Once all modules have been released, you can take the course in a few hours or over a few days or weeks. It’s up to you.