When it's frightfully cold outdoors, cardinals, blue jays, finches and woodpeckers could use your help. Natural food sources such as insects, fruits and seeds are long gone, so your bird feeders could ...

In the winter, when food from plants and insects is scarce, non-migratory birds are more reliant on bird feeders than in other seasons, especially when the ground is covered with snow. Keeping bird ...

Birdwatching is oh so relaxing, but you don't always want to travel for it. Bring all the birds to your yard instead with ...

Create these DIY bird feeders using a few ingredients and a dish you might already have in your kitchen; they're so pretty, ...

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Less food is available for birds in the colder and darker days of the year, so people are encouraged to provide supplemental food for birds in the winter months. Setting out bird feeders with ...

Black oil sunflower, peanuts, safflower, corn and suet are some of the highest oil content bird foods that you can serve birds year-round. Suet, by far, provides more energy per bite than all the ...

he birds at our house thrive on a gourmet diet — pretty much year-round. There’s a mealworm feeder for bluebirds, nut feeder for woodpeckers, thistle feeder for finches, safflower feeder for cardinals ...

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Do European Starlings and Common Grackles have you running outside into the backyard, arms waving, to scare them off of the suet feeder? It’s a common problem, but one way to curb their visits is to ...