If you enjoy feeding wild birds and other wildlife, The Mill has everything you need. We offer quality products that wildlife love and will continue to return for more.
We have a variety of merchandise to feed and house wild birds, and to feed deer, squirrels, and other critters. Stop in to check out or products, or shop online.
Bird Seed • Bird Houses • Bird Feeders • Bird Baths • Deer Feed • Deer Supplements • Deer Blocks • Wildlife Blocks • Corn • Squirrel Feed
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White-throated sparrows overwinter in our area, showing up around mid-to-late October, and leaving in late April or early May. These sparrows are fairly distinct among sparrows, as both sexes have a yellow patch above their eyes and a white patch under their bills, hence the name White-Throated. Aside from these characteristics, this sparrow follows the typical sparrow color pattern having a brown striped body. These birds prefer spending their time foraging on the ground and looking for seeds and fruit among understory trees and shrubs and are often seen moving around in small flocks. They are feeder visitors but prefer eating the seeds that other birds toss on the ground. On snowy days, putting a little birdseed on the ground under your feeder will help encourage them to visit! Â
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Join Maren Gimpel, a Field Ecologist at the River & Field Campus at Washington College, as she discusses Purple Martins.
Join Maren Gimpel, a Field Ecologist at the River & Field Campus at Washington College, as she discusses nesting boxes.
Maren Gimpel, Ecologist with Washington College's River & Field Campus shares information on Hummingbirds and how to feed them.
