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 …
Among the many migrant birds, bluebirds are my favorite. I like feeding bluebirds for two reasons: their strong colors are perfect for photography and their food choices are easy to find. If you are biased …
Cardinal is one of the most popular birds to many avian lovers in America, well-known for the vibrant red plumage, prominent crest, and the long tail. They are also great singers, too. Apparently, cardinals are …
Mockingbirds are common birds living throughout North American regions. These birds are known for singing throughout the day, mostly to claim their territories or attract mates. But mockingbirds singing during spring and summer nights is …
There’s something about squirrels that can be the source of love and hate. For many strict birders, having them around means the possibility of them ransacking the bird feeders. Getting past through this initial hate …
Many birders will agree that seeing hummingbirds in their backyard is one of the most satisfying feelings ever. The bird’s unique flying ability and their mere presence in your garden will make the surroundings more …
Congratulations for bringing home your pet bird! While a bird may be a great companion, you need to establish a relationship with your pet to enjoy its companionship. The first thing you need to work …
Crows are a socially intelligent species you may sometimes see in your backyard. They are omnivores and feed on almost anything, including peanuts and grains. They also eat insects, reptiles, eggs, and even other birds. …
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 …
It would be enjoyable to see backyard birds fluttering and whizzing around in your lovely garden, particularly the tiny and delicate hummingbirds. Most of the backyard birds love splashing and bathing with pleasant water spray, …