A Wild Bird Oasis
Serving the community since 2003. We're right next to the Medford Lakes Post Office.
741 Stokes Rd. Medford, NJ 08055
MAP TO STORE
Ph# 609-654-6777
email: freebird@awildbirdoasis.com
Monday through Friday 9:30 to 6:00
Saturday 9:30 to 5:30
Closed Sunday
Serving the community since 2003. We're right next to the Medford Lakes Post Office.
741 Stokes Rd. Medford, NJ 08055
MAP TO STORE
Ph# 609-654-6777
email: freebird@awildbirdoasis.com
Monday through Friday 9:30 to 6:00
Saturday 9:30 to 5:30
Closed Sunday
PAST FEATURES/POSTS
Featured Bird 3/19/12
The American Goldfinch is a favorite of many backyard bird watchers. Their color, song, and flight pattern demonstrate the cyclical nature of life. What goes up must come down. Everything that is will peak and trough in its own time and at its own pace.
Bird of the week 3/11/12
The Red Bellied Woodpecker like all woodpeckers have a lot to teach us about drumming to your own beat and connecting to the rhythms of nature, life, and death. On a deeper level, woodpecker lets us know there are no coincidences and what ever happens is meant to happen.
The Red Bellied Woodpecker like all woodpeckers have a lot to teach us about drumming to your own beat and connecting to the rhythms of nature, life, and death. On a deeper level, woodpecker lets us know there are no coincidences and what ever happens is meant to happen.
Bird of the Week 3/02/12
The Northern Cardinal has a song known by all, especially at this time of year. What's even more wonderful about them is how they demonstrate harmony in courtship, good fatherhood, and renewal of energy through the awareness of self importance without it coming at the expense of others.
Bird of the Week 2/20/12
The Eastern Towhee's
song is often heard more than the bird is seen. This is symbolic of Towhee totem and the way it balances being silent and subdued with knowing when to be forthright and bold. Towhee has a lot to teach about staying grounded in order to manage all energies.
The Northern Cardinal has a song known by all, especially at this time of year. What's even more wonderful about them is how they demonstrate harmony in courtship, good fatherhood, and renewal of energy through the awareness of self importance without it coming at the expense of others.
Bird of the Week 2/20/12
The Eastern Towhee's
song is often heard more than the bird is seen. This is symbolic of Towhee totem and the way it balances being silent and subdued with knowing when to be forthright and bold. Towhee has a lot to teach about staying grounded in order to manage all energies.
Bird of the Week 2-13-12:
The Winter Wren
like
all wrens are noted for their powerful voices and the creative places
they find to live. Bold and resourceful are key words to knowing wren
The Winter Wren
like all wrens are noted for their powerful voices and the creative places they find to live. Bold and resourceful are key words to knowing wren
Bird of the Week 2-6-12:
The Eastern Bluebird
has long been associated with spring and symbolizes the kind of love, hope, and happiness that comes from within.
Bird of the Week 1-30-12:
The Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Watching and listening to this bird sing it's easy to understand how Native Americans looked to them to sing the song that heals the family heart.
Bird of the Week 1-23-12:
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.
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.
