Winter mornings bring a special kind of magic when you spot colorful birds fluttering around your backyard feeder. Building ...

I take our seed feeders down in April because birds find so much natural food they stop coming. The feeders are back up now, and the house finches and black-capped chickadees are happy. It won’t be ...

Q: I live on Park Point in Duluth and see large flocks of blue jays return in May each year. They hang around in noisy groups for two to three weeks, then disappear from the Point, without fail. I see ...

Sitting on a bench surrounded by 70-foot-tall Norway spruces, I watch a red-breasted nuthatch take a peanut from a feeder in my front yard. There’s a cool breeze on this sunny autumn day, and I know ...

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Watching hummingbirds feed is a thrilling experience. These tiny birds are fascinating to watch and play an important role as pollinators. Planting pollinator-friendly flowers in the garden and adding ...

It’s a good thing Northern Cardinals like to share because these House Finches, White-Breasted Nuthatch, Blue Jay, and Downy Woodpecker are loving this Cardinal blend. It may have been designed for ...

Easy DIY Cabin Bird Feeder Anyone Can Make! teaches a simple, rustic bird feeder build that's perfect for beginners and nature lovers alike. Maddow Blog | As Trump endorses his arrest, Newsom sees ...

Growing up in the suburban New York City area, surrounded by beech/oak forest, we sat in a wonderful place to enjoy the seasonal comings and goings of a wide variety of birds. And since my parents ...

This fiery hot pepper seed blend is packed with nutrition for all of your backyard birds, but the critters you want to keep at bay, like squirrels, raccoons, and bears, will find the hot pepper ...

If you want to draw beautiful birds to your yard, providing a food source during the winter can help. Karen DeWitz, author of, "Look at That Bird!", shared how to make your own bird suet! For more ...