Wondering if you should leave your bird feeder up this winter? Experts say yes—if you can keep it clean and consistent, your ...

If have your nyjer feeder up and ready with fresh nyjer seed, you will be blessed with plenty of these elegantly dressed ...

The food sources available to the birds can be limited in most areas. Here are some suggestions for plants and seeds you can ...

Winter is a good time for bird-watching and feeding the birds. It’s a way to explore the outdoors without necessarily going outdoors. “We get to see them, which is good for us. For them, it can be a ...

Often mating for life, pairs of cardinals can frequently be seen together at bird feeders, munching on seed. Provide a feeder ...

FILE - A tufted titmouse grabs a seed from a snow covered bird feeder during a snowstorm in December 2020 in North Andover, Mass. Mark Herz: This is GBH’s Morning Edition. If it’s feeling spring-y to ...

I hear a lot of questions about attracting birds in winter. Can I still feed hummingbirds? What birds are here now? What foods should I offer? Can I keep my feeders up when it rains? Are birds getting ...

Cooler temperatures don't have to mean giving up seeing birds in your yard. This shrub gives birds the food and shelter ...

Not all birds fly south for the winter. Some hardy souls tough out the cold, gray months, making them a bit brighter for the rest of us. Here are some tips to help show your appreciation to the winged ...

Ready to join the joyful world of backyard birdfeeding? A new virtual workshop from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources will teach people about feeding backyard birds in winter. The class is ...

In winter’s cold grip, there’s a show going on outside with multiple “actors,” if you set the “stage.” Our avian neighbors will provide hours of entertainment and more importantly, education, at, ...

SIOUX CITY -- The deer, voles, moles and other critters that can make a mess of your lawn, garden and plants might have your tender heart to blame. And the birds you're trying to feed. So says Rebecca ...