When winter blues hit and the garden looks bleak, encased in snow and bare branches, consider feeding the birds. These feathered visitors bring movement and color to the landscape as they brave the ...

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 ...

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Watching visiting birds is one of the pleasures of having a yard. These homemade DIY bird treats will keep feathered friends flocking to your garden.

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My favorite bird feeder these days is – drum roll, please – a peanut feeder. It couldn’t be simpler. The feeder is a wire-mesh cylinder, encased by plastic on each end. You fill the cylinder with ...

Snow, snow everywhere and not a bite to eat. While not exactly true – birds are very resourceful – winter can still be a challenging time. You can help our feathered friends by providing supplemental ...