A Wild Bird Oasis
For all those who love feeding wild birds and being a part of nature at home.
741 Stokes Rd. Medford, NJ 08055
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Ph# 609-654-6777
Email: freebird@awildbirdoasis.com
Tuesday through Friday 9:30 to 6:00
Saturday 9:30 to 5:30
Closed Sunday & Monday

A Wild Bird Oasis is a local business serving the community since 2003.We're right next to the Medford Lakes Post Office.

It's been said "The wilderness holds all truth and wisdom." Observing and appreciating the wildlife in your own environment is a good way to begin understanding the what all nature has to share. Feeding the birds, providing water, and putting up nesting boxes helps them and gives back a wonderful sense of joy, wonder and inspiration. Our commitment to top quality seed will make a difference to your birds. Our friendly service and top quality products will make a difference to you. Let us help you connect with the birds and other aspects of nature already calling you in your own yard.

This website is in the process of a makeover. New content additions are ongoing.
Last updated: Jan 27th 2012 @ 21:41 EST

A Wild Bird Oasis Latest Newsletter from 1/22/12

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Our Featured Bird: The Song Sparrow
A common bird seen and heard across the United States, feeds on seed and insects. It can also teach the importance communication, assertion, and timing.

NATURE IN THE NEWS
Trying to derive a lesson or at least a simple truth from recent headlines.

1/28/12

Do natural remedies work? (relief vs cure, the root is rarely pure)
Scotts fined $4.5 million for selling toxic bird seed. (refraining from comment)

Good tips on feeding the birds (no need to mention the importance of avoiding bird seed tainted with pesticides)

1/27/12

Birds Invade Town: La Grange, Ky. Swarmed By Black Birds (invade or swarm? it has to be one or the other or neither)
Theory Explains the Origin, Evolution, and Nature of Life (you mean both sides of an old debate could actually be a little right and a little wrong?)

(if snoring can be cute then anything is possible)

1/26/12

Poachers threaten rare wild-growing Venus flytrap (you know times gotta be tough for people to be poaching fly traps)

Orangutan at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo the first in U.S. to get contraceptive implant (who'd ever quess unwanted urangutan pregnancies were a problem?)

Attack or retreat? Circuit links hunger and pursuit in sea slug brain (sometimes it takes a so called lower life form to illustrate the obvious)

1/25/12

Solar storm sparks dazzling northern lights (always worth a look to the north when the lights are active)
World's first bird had black feathers (not surprised it was "crow like")

Nature of prejudice fundamentally different for men and women (when the victor's spoils spoils back)

1/24/12
Unusual Spike in Snowy Owl Sightings (global warming, magnetic field, geothermal, or owl medicine related?)

Startup Makes 'Wireless Router for the Brain' (no chance the "Endup" could ever cause a fuss in the future)

Hawk's crucial role in nature's balance (we all have our roles, some get Oscars, some get arrested)

1/23/12

Flaming-horned bull fatally gores man in Spain (at what point did any of this seem like a good idea?)

Human Sign and Body Language - a Mirror of Animal Behavior some apes can sign and others will throw their poo)

Bird counters enjoy nature without leaving home (what better place to start?)

1/22/12

Wild Bird Feeding: Is It Ok? (forgive the spoiler but the answer is YES)

It's a miracle! Bird mourned for Kim Jong Il in Berlin (for the record, Mourning Doves aren't actually "mourning")

Why Would a Close Friend Affect a Monkey’s Behavior More Than a Relative Would? (you can pick your friends but not your family)

1/18/12
Kentucky’s First Sandhill Crane Hunting Season (Sandhills aren't endangered or overpopulated but are known as sirloin of the sky... in case you were wondering)

Don't forget birds as nation's wind boom develops (green energy or lots of dead birds? you know who'll lose here)

Researchers evolve a multicellular yeast in the lab in 2 months (soon yeast will be texting while driving)

1/17/12

Christmas Bird Count yields more species but fewer birds (bad math or just a bad day for birding?)

Scarcity of Women Makes Men Big Spenders (think about males in the wild before filing this under "Duh")

Italian shipwreck: Captain says he's not at fault (ship hits rocks, captain blames rocks?)

Nature arrested on suspected murder charges (satire but disturbing how humans can argue a case)

Why Are Birds Falling From the Sky? (the fireworks theory can only be used when fireworks are fired)

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Do natural remedies work? (relief vs cure, the root is rarely pure)

Good tips on feeding the birds (no need to mention the importance of avoiding bird seed tainted with pesticides)

Birds Invade Town: La Grange, Ky. Swarmed By Black Birds (invade or swarm? it has to be one or the other or neither)

Poachers threaten rare wild-growing Venus flytrap (you know times gotta be tough for people to be poaching fly traps)

Orangutan at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo the first in U.S. to get contraceptive implant (who'd ever quess unwanted urangutan pregnancies were a problem?)

Attack or retreat? Circuit links hunger and pursuit in sea slug brain (sometimes it takes a so called lower life form to illustrate the obvious)

Solar storm sparks dazzling northern lights (always worth a look to the north when the lights are active) World's first bird had black feathers (not surprised it was "crow like")

Solar storm sparks dazzling northern lights (always worth a look to the north when the lights are active)

Nature of prejudice fundamentally different for men and women (when the victor's spoils spoils back)