Sometimes, all it takes is a simple bird feeder and putting it in the right spot. Whether you're living in the suburbs or ...

Surround Bird Feeders With Plants There are few cheerier sights than that of lively, colorful birds visiting backyard feeders. That is, until your gaze moves to the brown patch below. However, by ...

I love the daily rhythm of familiar winter birds visiting my feeders. Blue Jays, cardinals, chickadees, and woodpeckers, all coming and going, over and over.

Bird feeders bring the birds to your yard, so you won’t need a set of binoculars to see them. Many are designed for specific types of birds, and some are made to keep squirrels from stealing the ...

More than 50 million Americans feed birds, but let’s face it: We do it for us, not for them. A bird feeder brings feathered creatures to your yard for easy viewing, no binoculars required.

Yes. It’s hard to describe what happens, but it comes upon you like a cascade of feathered dopamine: You get a bird feeder. Then, the birds start to come to your bird feeder!

However, many of the birds that use our feeders are doing all right. Luckily there hasn’t been a new 2023 bird apocalypse, instead, this has been a terrific year for the wild foods that birds ...

To keep birds safe, take care when placing your bird feeders, according to the Lab of Ornithology. An estimated 100 million birds are killed in collisions with window glass every year, the group says.

A smart bird feeder can incorporate squirrel-proof mechanisms, such as weight-sensitive perches that only allow birds to feed, or feeders designed to close when a heavier animal like a squirrel ...

Before I set up the Wi-Fi-connected, AI-powered Bird Buddy smart bird feeder, I didn’t spend a whole lot of time thinking about the birds in my backyard. Now I can’t stop wondering if I’m ...