Meet Our Owners
John & Sue Sala began their career as a Wild Bird Center franchisee in April 2003 when they purchased the Timonium, MD Wild Bird Center franchise operation. Since then they have become multiple store owners and are excellent at employing the Wild Bird Center system to their best advantage. When asked how they chose Wild Bird Centers, they say:
“Before buying a Wild Bird Center franchise we talked with as many owners as possible so we were well informed about our decision. Once of the best experiences running this business is the help and support from franchise headquarters.”
Birding Advice
- The birds won't touch my new bird feeder?
- What are birds doing when they tilt their heads to the side?
- What birds are attracted to Nyjer™ seed?
- What birds enjoy mealworms?
- What do wild birds want? - Top 3 Tips for Purchasing Wild Bird Food
- What government agency regulates birdseed?
- What method prevents birds from colliding with windows?
- What types of seeds and berries are best ...?
- When do birds normally eat the most?
- Why do birds seem to prefer eating off the ground?
- Why do grackles fly away from the nest with a white material in their bill?
- Why is the male bluebird completely fascinated with my car side mirrors?
- What do wild birds want? - Top 3 Tips for Purchasing Wild Bird Food
- Are crushed egg shells good to put with the bird seed?
- Birds will be back
- Can birds taste their food?
- Do birds eat rocks and regurgitate them?
- Do birds have a sense of smell?
- Do different seeds attract different birds?
- Do you have some advice for seed storage?
- Does bird seed get too old?
- How do I prevent birdseed from sprouting?
- How long have people been attracting birds ... ?
- How many broods does the average backyard bird have?
- Is it okay to feed wild birds left over table scraps of bread?
- Is it safe to feed birds suet year round?
- Is there information about the ecological impact of birds mimicking car alarms?
For more detailed information, visit National Bird Feeding Society at http://www.nbfs.org
Wild Bird Centers of America is the proud sponsor of NBFS, an organization of experts and scientists dedicated to bring you a better backyard bird feeding experience.