Keeping the Birds at Your Feeders Healthy and Safe
In order to keep birds healthy, you'll need to start by cleaning your bird feeder regularly. Discover other important tips for making your bird feeder a safe place for birds.
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How to Use a Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder
Squirrel-proof bird feeders are highly effective, but only when used properly. Learn how to optimally set up your squirrel-proof bird feeder, and additional tactics that can help ward off squirrels.
Tips and Tricks to Identify a Bird
Have you ever struggled to identify a bird you've spotted? Discover a few simple tips and tricks that will make bird identification easier for any birdwatcher.
How to Attract Titmice
Titmice are delightful small birds that frequently visit backyard bird feeders. However, they can be shy, so it can be a challenge to initially attract them. Learn the best tactics for inviting these endearing birds to your feeders.
From Egg to Air – Stages of Baby Bird Development
The growth and development of baby birds is a fascinating process. Discover every step, from egg to adult, and learn some fun facts along the way.
Attracting Warblers to Your Backyard
Warblers are many peoples' favorites, but they can be tougher to attract than other birds. Dive into these helpful tips for bringing flocks of these birds to your yard or garden.
Today’s Most Influential Birders
Thanks in part to these prominent birders, the hobby of birdwatching has rapidly grown in recent years. Discover our top picks for the most influential birders today.
Climate Change is a Bird Emergency
Scientists have noted alarming trends related to climate change's effects on migratory birds, from mass starvation to increasing frequency of window strikes. Discover what you can do to help wild birds impacted by climate change.
A Guide to Feeding Squirrels in the Backyard
Some people work hard to keep squirrels away from their bird feeders, but have you ever considered feeding them as well? In this quick guide, we'll show you how it's done.
The World of Cavity-Nesting Birds
From woodpeckers to wrens, cavity-nesting birds can be interesting finds for backyard birdwatchers. Learn about these birds, which choose to nest in holes and crevices instead of building nests from twigs and scraps.
