Cardinal Birds Guide
Cardinal birds are a beautiful sight to see, and they can be found all across North America. These birds are known for their bright red feathers, and they are a popular attraction for bird watchers. …
Guides
Do Lovebirds Make Excellent Pets? Here’s What You Should Know
Lovebirds are small, colorful, and loveable species that are more sociable than you might think. They enjoy the company of humans and love to play on their owner’s shoulders. Therefore, they are wonderful companions that …
Will a Woodpecker Kill a Tree?
Woodpeckers are a common bird that many people have seen before. They fly from tree to tree, eating insects and wood searching for food. Many woodpecker species only need the sap from trees for survival, …
Hummingbird Guide: Species Facts and How to Attract Them
Do you know that hummingbirds can fly backward and upside down? They’re incredibly agile and can reach speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. Hummingbirds are also fascinating creatures, and in this post, we’ll …
How to Train A Parakeet To Talk: Not So Easy as It Seems
A parakeet makes a lovely and fun pet when we need a companion that cheers up our days. Many adopt these birds thinking it is easy to teach them to talk. However, we have to …
Chickadees Bird Guide
Chickadees are important members of our wildlife community because they eat many types of insects, including aphids, scale insects, and spider mites, as well as seeds and berries. They also help keep trees healthy by …
How to Potty Train Your Bird – Training Tactics
Birds are tamable creatures, but they can be challenging to train in the same way a dog or cat would follow. The fact that birds have different natural behaviors than these other animals explains this …
Why Do Birds Sleep Standing Up?
Have you ever seen birds sleeping and wondered why they sleep standing up? The answer is actually very simple: birds do not need to lie down to sleep. Sleeping in the standing position benefits them …
What’s the Difference Between Male and Female Cockatiels?
Cockatiels are usually seen in pairs in the wild, and they enjoy others’ company enormously. These birds mate for life, even taking turns incubating their eggs and finding food. In captivity, they also get paired …