News — Wild Birds
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.
How Are Birds Named?
Have you ever wondered how your favorite birds got their names? Learn the various reasons that birds earn their titles, including geography, appearance and behavior.
2020 Conservation Victories That Will Make a Difference for Birds
Discover what progress bird conservationist groups like the Audubon Society made in 2020 that will make a difference for many years to come.
Can Birds Smell? These Four Can!
Research has shown that some birds do have a sense of smell. Discover which birds take advantage of their sense of smell for navigation, finding food, and more.
All About Nyjer
Nyjer seed is a popular food for feeding birds, specifically finches. Learn how to offer nyjer, the seed's history, and what other birds it might attract to your feeders.
3 Better Ways to Fill Your Bird Feeder
Birds are known to make a mess when chowing down, but filling up the feeders doesn’t have to be a debacle. Keep the chaos out of filling your feeder by using one of these super easy solutions. All three of these items can simplify the task of refilling feeders –... Read More
What Makes a Good Bird Feeder?
Not sure what to look for in a bird feeder? We'll help you make the right choice. Learn about everything from feeder capacity, to durability, and types of birds.
The Role of Color in Bird Houses and Bird Feeders
According to researchers, there are certain colors that can attract more birds to your bird feeders and bird houses. While it may not be the most important consideration for attracting birds, there is something to it!