Colorado Springs, Colorado

Eric & Dana Breier

Eric & Dana Breier

We’re passionate about birds and nature. That’s why we opened a Wild Birds Unlimited Nature Shop in our community.

Colorado Springs, Colorado

3350 N. Union Blvd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907

Phone: (719) 596-1819
Fax: (719) 597-3937
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Store Hours:
Mon - Sat: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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If you'd like help identifying a new bird to your backyard, please click on the link "Online Bird Identification" below. It's a great tool we're offering customers and visitors to our website. Happy Birding!

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Look Who's In Town!

Check out the latest birds visiting the area

 

 Indigo Bunting Dinner Bell

5/26/11 Indigo Bunting

This bird is a very unusual visitor to the Colorado Springs area, however, multiple sightings have been seen in North Central Colorado Springs and the Monument area.  

Western Tanager 

5/18/11 Western Tanager 

After last year's amazing visitors, we weren't expecting anything to compare.  With great excitement the birds are back and quite possibly in greater numbers than last year.
Rose-breasted Grosbeak

5/10/11 Rose-breasted Grosbeak

An unusual visitor in the suburban areas of Colorado Springs, he's easily identified by his beautiful bright red throat plate against stark white breast.

 Lazuli Bunting

5/7/11 Lazuli Bunting

This regular spring migrant seems to be increasing in numbers as more and more sightings are being reported.  
 Hermit Thrush

 5/10/11 Hermit Thrush

This unusual visitor was spotted in the densely vegetated backyard in the Flintridge & Vickers part of Northern Colorado Springs.  Unkempt gardens/thickets are a sure attractant to this elusive bird.
Black Headed Grosbeak

4/28/11 Black-headed Grosbeak

The massive beak is distinctive on this fair weather visitor.  Breeding pairs can be seen eating Safflower and Stripe Sunflower seed.
Bullock's Oriole

4/25/11 Bullock's Oriole

Feeding on orange halves, grape jelly and suet, this brightly colored visitor will have you doing double takes at this sight to behold. Males will be on the scene until early August, with females and juveniles around until the end of the month.
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4/25/11 Green-tailed Towhee

Afternoon baths are a favorite for this thicket loving summer resident. Easily visible with its rust top knot, black & white throat and soothing olive green sides and tail.
Savannah Sparrow

4/18/11 Savannah Sparrow

This thrilling visitor showed up in the habitat at the store fluttering around the pond among early leafed shrubs & grassess.  It's a first for us!
Broad-tailed Hummingbird

4/18/11 Broad-tailed Hummingbird

Just like clockwork - the first sighting of our annual visitor came on (delayed) tax day. Commonly confused, look for the white chin not seen on the Ruby-throated Hummingbird for accurate identification. Remember to feed only 4:1 water to sugar with NO RED FOOD COLORING!