The type of seed that attracts the widest variety of birds to your feeders is sunflower seed, according to Cornell’s Ornithology Laboratory’s website “All About Birds.” However, not all sunflower seed ...

Predators drive cardinals' preferred feeder placement. Here's where you'll want to hang yours to continue attracting the ...

When it comes to attracting birds to your backyard, a large part of the process is choosing what to feed the birds. It’s best to provide birdseed sold specifically for wild birds.

Winter is a great time to feed birds in your backyard with a suet feeder. Just make sure the suet stays fresh and the feeder ...

For many bird lovers, seeing a cardinal holds special meaning, evoking emotional or spiritual feelings. It is said that the ...

For those who enjoy feeding garden birds, the winter months require extra vigilance. During this period, natural food becomes harder to find, making bird feeders a vital source of energy for our ...

Gardening fans will understand the importance of making birds have access to food and water throughout the colder season. During this period, naturally occurring food becomes harder to find, making it ...

If you're passionate about gardening, you'll understand just how crucial it is to keep our feathered friends nourished and hydrated throughout the colder months. During this period, natural food ...

For those who enjoy gardening, you'll understand just how vital it is to ensure our feathered visitors are well-fed and have access to water throughout the colder season. During this period, natural ...

The Brown County Bald Eagles will host their December meeting on Saturday, Dec. 6, at noon at the Parkview Church, two miles east of Nashville. The guest speaker will be Larry Bothe, the curator of ...

Feeding the birds is even more important in winter than summer but you could make things much worse if you don't follow key advice in a wet November. It’s a great thing to do at any time of year. But ...

Garden feeders, which tend to be used far more during the winter months, can quickly turn into a hidden danger if food gets wet or starts to go off. Richard Green, a bird feeding expert from bird food ...