In her watercolor triptych, Rosalie Haizlett celebrates the vibrant colors and details found in the feathers of common—and ...

Let’s look at some of our guests. The first brown bird that might come to mind is the sparrow, and several species come to my feeder. The house sparrow is common in cities and suburbs.

Here's what you need to know about when hummingbirds will migrate to Delaware this year, how to prep your feeder, and how to (hopefully) keep the birds from having sword fights with each other in ...

Birds consume berries year-round, but most shrubs and trees produce berries only once a year. To ensure a continuous supply ...

With that in mind, bird feeder cameras are a fantastic way of engaging in both hobbies from the comfort of your own home. But I’m now thinking harder about how I feed my feathery friends ...

have sounded the alarm over diseases being passed around at bird feeders. Ailments such as finch trichomonosis are able to quickly spread via affected feeders like wildfire. Article continues ...

As a lifelong birder, I approached testing the FeatherSnap Scout Smart Bird Feeder with a fair amount of skepticism. I don’t need help identifying the feathered visitors to my small yard.

cardinals and blue jays and many rely on bird feeders during the winter, especially since the recent drought prevented them from stocking up on food in the fall. But, experts say, the recent ...

There are three different bird feeders you can make with your grown-up. Take a look below, you might want to make all three! Be very careful and ask a grown-up to help you thread fruit and cheese ...

Here’s how it works. We’ve gone to great lengths to test the best bird-feeder cameras. To help you find the best solution for watching and tracking the winged creatures that visit your garden ...

Feeding birds is a popular pastime, with many gardeners topping up bird feeders all throughout the year. But it’s not just the birds that love the food. Squirrels will also want to raid the bird ...

While she grew up with bird feeders, the smart feeders have increased her interest, she said. “I love having the camera, and I see detail that even with my binoculars I’d never seen,“ she said.