Ask the Wild Bird Experts

Many backyard wild birds travel miles during migration, fighting off dangers like starvation, predators, and the weather. It’s important to provide them a space that’s as safe as possible.

Birds will survive the winter if they become acclimated and can find enough to eat.

Are you looking to attract more of those beautiful bright red Northern Cardinals to your yard? Look no further! We have compiled the best tips and tricks to help these beautiful birds find your feeders. 

If you have egg-laying hens, but they have stopped laying, or they are laying fewer eggs, there are a couple things you can do.

What You Should Be Feeding Your Favorite Backyard Birds 

Bright yellow American goldfinches are a favorite bird. They are entertaining to watch, with vibrant, beautiful feathers, and they are relatively easy to attract to feeders.

Learn how backyard birding is more than just feeding the birds. It is a fulfilling hobby with benefits that go beyond backyard entertainment.  

A group of waxwings will take over a berry-filled tree and gobble down all the fruit in a very short time.

Woodpeckers are striking birds with their bold feathers. Some have red highlights, some have black and white stripes, and some even have a more solid coloring that can be seen from a longer distance. 

Understandably when an injured or abandoned bird is found the first reaction is to do what can be done to help the bird.

Make sure your yard is ready for these feathered friends by completing this check list. Our spring checklist includes items that birds will love to help you attract more visitors.