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.
News — People and Birds
6 Gift Ideas for Hummingbird Enthusiasts
What do you get for the hummingbird enthusiast who has everything? We have some gift ideas for the hummingbird lovers in your life.
Celebrating the Birthday of Droll Yankees Founder Peter Kilham
Droll Yankees was founded in 1960 by Peter Kilham, an inventor who revolutionized the wild bird feeding industry with the first tubular bird feeder.
A Dictionary of Birding Slang Terms
Don't let birding slang intimidate you. Many birders use these colloquial terms while birdwatching or discussing birds. Now, you can too!
Why I Feed Birds: Jim, Droll Yankees Business Development Manager
Can you imagine working for a bird feeder company and not trying out the feeders? Business Development Manager Jim Robison admits it took some time before he gave it a shot, but it only took a few hummingbirds to get him hooked.
A Brief History of Bird Feeding
Humans have been feeding birds for millennia. But how did it become a deliberate, planned activity that millions of people participate in, not to mention a multi-billion-dollar industry? Learn the history of bird feeding, from 1500 BCE to today!
Entertain Your Cat with a Bird Feeder
Feeding wild birds is not just entertaining for people—cats love to watch too! Learn how to keep your cat amused with a bird feeder outside your window.
Why I Feed Birds: Kevin, Droll Yankees Business Development Manager
Droll Yankees Business Development Manager, Kevin, explains his unique reasons for feeding wild birds: the variety of birds, and the ease of the hobby.
The Benefits of Bird Feeding
The seemingly small act of feeding birds can have an immeasurable impact on your local ecosystem. Here are some of the benefits you will see.
Halloween Can Be a Horror for Birds
Birds can be harmed by Halloween activities, but that doesn't mean you can't celebrate. Use these tips to have a bird-friendly Halloween this year.
