The start of National Bird-Feeding Month
The start of National Bird-Feeding Month is held on February 1. United States. This event in the first decade of the month February is annual. 
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Although many think that wild birds benefit from backyard feeders only during certain times of year, birds actually have a year-round need for reliable, steady food sources.
During spring, birds have migrated from their winter homes and are often depleted from the trip. On top of this, they must think about mating, nesting, and looking for food for themselves and their offspring. All of this takes precious energy, and their food sources are still scarce as new plant growth is just starting to appear, which is why it’s as important to feed birds during spring as it is during winter.
Bird Feeders Help Parent Birds Feed Their Chicks. Birds only get about 25% of their food from bird feeders; the rest they find in the wild.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
International Zebra Day on January 31
National Axolotl Day in Mexico on February 1
National Serpent Day in USA on February 1
Hedgehog Day on February 2
Marmot Day in Alaska on February 2
Have a Heart for Chained Dogs Week on February 7 (February 7-14);
Day of help to forest animals in Poland on February 11
Westminster Dog Show at Madison Square Garden on February 11 (February 11-12)