The wings of the birds attract many bird lovers. Some have fluffy feathers or someone looks shiny. All birds have different shapes and sizes of wings. Each type has its...

It starts with a few soft taps on your siding. You barely notice it at first. Then the rhythm picks up. Peck. Peck. Peck. Before long, it sounds like someone’s...

We all take for granted the subtle role of birds in our biodiversity, how these feathered friends enhance our garden ecosystem, and give us a keen opportunity to observe nature...

Bird feathers are one of nature’s most extraordinary creations. They are delicate yet strong. Soft down feathers keep chicks cozy, while long, sleek flight feathers allow birds to glide and...

Birds struggle to stay warm and find food to survive during winters. Birds in temperate and polar areas face extreme challenges. Some of them migrate to warmer areas while some...

Ever seen that tiny sparrow on a snow-covered branch and wondered how in the world it doesn’t just become an ice cube? That’s because birds are warm-blooded. Or, in scientific...

Bird Feeders attract a variety of birds to your yard. Different kinds of birds and their different songs and vocals calm your mind and bring multiple moments of happiness. There...

The winter season brings surprise guests to your backyard. The birds that stick around the whole year they visit in winter and rely on backyard feeders. Because the natural food...

Thanksgiving embodies the essence of home — the enticing scent of roasted turkey, pies resting by the window, and the refreshing autumn breeze permeating every corner. This is the time...

Bird lovers know that one of the most relaxing things to do is listen to birds. Whether you are hiking thousands of miles to hear a rare bird call or...

As autumn paints the trees in fiery hues and nights grow longer, your backyard becomes a stage for mysterious, feathered visitors. Forget the candy for a moment—this Halloween, your TT...

American robins are incredibly common across North and Central America. You can find them anywhere from rural parts of Idaho to large city centers like New York City. In spring...