Absolutely birds need more food then and are used to looking in familiar places, my porch is alive now with winter birds and my feeders get emptied often.
I leave mine up, and in fact feed them more, as it is harder for them in the winter. As the cost for bird food has gone up, I also buy cracked corn at a farm store which is much less expensive than bird food. Still have bird food, but stretch it with cracked corn - which the doves, little birds and cardinals love.
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You certainly can! See if you don't find this informative:
https://www.birdwatchersdigest.com/bwdsite/learn/top10/winter-bird-feeding.php
Absolutely birds need more food then and are used to looking in familiar places, my porch is alive now with winter birds and my feeders get emptied often.
I leave mine up, and in fact feed them more, as it is harder for them in the winter. As the cost for bird food has gone up, I also buy cracked corn at a farm store which is much less expensive than bird food. Still have bird food, but stretch it with cracked corn - which the doves, little birds and cardinals love.
You can! THis way they'll have access to food in the sparser winter weather ;)