Are you looking around your house for items to repurpose as a bird feeder? Or perhaps you are considering building your own bird houses? Take a moment to consider which woods are toxic to birds — including some that might surprise you! Toxic Woods to Avoid in Bird Houses and Bird Feeders Treated Wood Treated …
Suspect one of the Wordle answers might be a bird? Here’s a list of five letter bird names, from the “Scaup,” a diving duck often spotted in coastal waters, to the aerial “Swift,” master of the high skies. Brant: Brants are small, dark geese that migrate long distances and are often seen in coastal marshes …
Are you working on a puzzle and looking for some six letter bird names? Birds around the world exhibit a fascinating diversity, from the agile “Auklet,” diving into the ocean depths to the striking “Towhee” foraging on the forest floor. Let’s look at some of these six-letter feathered wonders who bring beauty and diversity to …
As a bird lover, you encourage birds to enjoy your yard, but there are times, like when you’re trying to grow a new lawn, when you need to discourage them from certain behaviors. Here’s how you can prevent birds from eating grass seed in a way that’s harmless to the birds. Fill Your Bird Feeders …
Cardinals, particularly the Northern Cardinal, are renowned for their vibrant red plumage, which is a defining characteristic of the species. If you are wondering if there are blue cardinals, the answer’s no–but there several blue birds that you might mistake for cardinals! Indigo Bunting The Indigo Bunting is a small bird with strikingly bright blue …
Are you finding baby birds around your home this season? In the world of ornithology, the terminology used to describe baby birds can be as diverse as the birds themselves. Here’s a look at some general terms you can use to refer to baby birds at different stages as they grow up–and some baby names …