Wild Birds Unlimited

Your support of our locally-owned business (and the local birds) hasn't gone unnoticed. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Every time you shop with us, whether in-person or online, you can rest assured that you're getting the right bird foods and feeders specifically for the birds in our area. We're proud to provide expert advice to help you bring the joy of bird feeding into your backyard.

Crows are smart. Sometimes TOO smart!

In this episode of Nature Centered, John and Brian share what you can do to bring owls closer to your own backyard. Do you know what makes an owl especially adapted to hunting at night? And how can you identify various owls just by hearing their calls? Learn these and other fun facts about one of the bird world’s most fascinating species! Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

It's sad for us, and dangerous for the birds, when birds hit our windows. Here are some tips to keep it from happening. #savethesongbirds

Do you like woodpeckers? Visit our Bird of the Month page to learn some fun facts about these unusual birds.

Yellow-rumped Warblers are common visitors to Southern California in the winter. They should be arriving here within the next month or two. Listen for their "chip" calls high up in the tree-tops, and encourage them to come down to your yard with Bark Butter and mealworms.

In this episode of Nature Centered, you will learn how to add the five elements of a bird-friendly habitat to your own backyard. You can listen wherever you get your podcasts.

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Have you ever had trouble taking apart your squirrel-proof bird feeder for cleaning? Here are some tips to make the job a little easier.

In this episode of Nature Centered, naturalists John Schaust and Brian Cunningham answer some common questions from our audience about backyard bird feeding with a special guest. You can listen wherever you get your podcasts.

The Ojai Raptor Center has visited our Thousand Oaks store many times, but right now that type of visit is not an option. But here's a way you can get a virtual visit with some of their birds.

The California Wildlife Center rehabilitates injured and orphaned animals, and attempts to release them in the area where they were found.