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What Is Suet For Birds And Why Wild Birds Love It
Birds need a lot of energy and heat. While feeding them, bird feed is fine. Sometimes, it’s just not enough for them. There are many possible food sources that they can get it from, but one that stands out is Suet. This popular bird food has a lot of benefits … Read more
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Woodpeckers: Bird Watching Guide, Facts, Identifying & More
When you hear the familiar sound of drilling and drumming, it’s safe to say a woodpecker is in your area. These unique, pretty birds are fun to spot. There are many different species, so it’s neat to learn all of the identifying traits about them. In this article, we discuss … Read more
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Bluebirds: Bird Watching Guide, Facts, Identifying & More
How To Identify Blue Birds If you enjoy feeding and watching songbirds that come to your yard, you may have seen some vivid blue visitors. Bluebirds, also known as blue thrushes, are among our most popular songbirds and are equated with happiness. When winters are mild, some stay around in … Read more
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Hummingbirds: Bird Watching Guide, Facts, Identifying & More
How To Identify Hummingbirds Hummingbirds are small, colorful jewels in the bird world. As usual, the males are more colorful than females. They have long, narrow bills, blade-like wings, and weigh 2 to 20 grams. Discover Wildlife indicates that they live three to five years. They are related to swifts. … Read more
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Blue Jays: Birdwatching Guide, Facts, Identifying & More
How To Identify Blue Jays Both male and female blue jays birds are a cerulean blue on the top or back half of their bodies and have white bellies. The males tend to be larger. Their heads have a small cap of blue feathers. The wings are barred or striped … Read more
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Cardinals: Bird Watching Guide, Facts, Identifying & More
If you live in North America, chances are that you have seen a cardinal in some way, shape, or form. One of the most ubiquitous members of the bird family to inhabit this geographic region, the cardinal is familiar, beloved and an object of great interest to ornithologists and birdwatching … Read more
