Every year, nature enthusiasts, bird lovers and conservationists celebrate Whooping Crane Day. These majestic birds, known for their striking white plumage and impressive stature, are a symbol of successful conservation efforts and the beauty of avian wildlife. The Whooping Crane, North America’s tallest bird, faced near extinction in the 20th century. With relentless conservation efforts, …
World Penguin Day, observed annually, is a special day dedicated to celebrating and raising awareness about one of the most beloved and recognizable birds on the planet – penguins. This day coincides with the annual northward migration of Adélie penguins, marking a significant phase in their life cycle. World Penguin Day provides an opportunity to …
Parsley is a common herb that garnishes many dishes, but its use extends beyond culinary applications. Birds can eat parsley, and it can also be a nutritious addition to your bird feeder. Rich in vitamins and minerals, parsley can offer health benefits to birds when fed properly. Let’s look at how to serve it at …
Peaches can be a delightful treat for many birds. These juicy fruits are not only delicious but also offer nutritional benefits, making them a great addition to a backyard bird feeder. However, there are specific considerations to ensure that peaches are served safely to your feathered visitors. Birds That Might Be Attracted to Peaches Various …
Mangoes, with their sweet and nutritious flesh, are not only a favorite fruit among humans but can also be a healthy treat for birds. This tropical fruit is packed with vitamins and can be a delicious addition to a bird’s diet. Let’s look at which birds you might attract with mango–as well as the best …
Honey is a natural sweetener that many people enjoy, but when it comes to birds, the suitability of honey as a food source is a bit more complex. While honey isn’t toxic to birds, there are several important considerations to keep in mind when thinking about offering honey to birds. Serving Honey at a Bird …