Bird lovers seven steps to create haven in their garden
Camouflage your shed: Encourage more birds to your shed by making sure it blends in with the surroundings. Avoid painting ...
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Winter birdwatching brings surprise and excitement — and the occasional northern shrike
Winter birdwatching is full of surprises, from the daily hustle of familiar visitors to the excitement of spotting an ...
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How can you tell if the same birds are returning to your feeder?
Columnist Bill Danielson explores the challenge of identifying individual birds and the rare moments that make one stand out ...
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Birds of a different color
When tired, you may look pale with a lack of color in your cheeks. The birds are no different, even the turkey. Domestic chickens are susceptible to a condition caused by coccidia, a group of ...
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Warning for anyone who has either doves or pigeons in their garden
Garden retailer Primrose sheds light on the ... boasts a whopping 310 different bird species, all sporting robust bodies and short necks. "For collared doves, breeding begins as early as February ...
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Garden Views: Grab Your Binoculars and Join the Great Backyard Bird Count
Each year thousands of people across the country and throughout the world count birds during the four-day Great Backyard Bird ...
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On the Wildside: Winter birds in the garden
Cold, snowy weather pushes birds, large and small, to the wildlife garden feeders. Blue tits, coal tits, and great tits suddenly scramble with greenfinches, chaffinches, and goldfinches for ...