We want every page on this site to be accurate, useful and honest about how we know what we know.
Where our information comes from
- Bird biology, feeding and safety guidance is based on published material from established organizations such as the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Audubon, the American Bird Conservancy and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. We write in our own words and don’t copy their text or images.
- Product details come from manufacturer specifications and authorized retailer listings. We link to the source on each product’s specification panel where possible.
What we do — and don’t — claim
Unless an article explicitly says a product was used hands-on, our recommendations are based on specifications, documentation and established guidance — not lab testing. We will never claim we tested something we didn’t, never invent star ratings, reviews, prices or discounts, and never present AI-generated images as photos of real products.
How products are selected
- Start from a clear reader need (for example, “keep squirrels off my feeder”).
- Shortlist products whose specifications address that need.
- Verify key specifications against the manufacturer or an authorized retailer.
- Note who each product suits — and its limitations.
- Omit products we can’t verify.
Affiliate relationships don’t influence which products we include. See our affiliate disclosure.
Images
Many illustrations and scene photos on this site were created for us using Canva, including AI-assisted image tools. They depict real bird species in natural settings but are not photographs of specific products or real events.
Our tools
Our interactive tools use transparent rules based on the same sources as our articles. The photo identifier, when available, uses an AI model and shows confidence levels and alternatives because AI identifications can be wrong.
Updates and corrections
Buying guides show a “last reviewed” date. Product specifications and availability change, so we review guides periodically. If you spot an error, please let us know — we correct mistakes promptly.
Who publishes this site
I Love Flappy Birds is an independent website. Articles are published under the I Love Flappy Birds name; content is researched from the sources described above and drafted with the help of AI writing tools, then checked against those sources before publication.