Wild Birds

The Whooping Crane is one of North America’s rarest and cool birds, standing nearly five feet tall with a wingspan that can stretch over seven feet. Once on the brink of extinction, their populations have slowly recovered thanks to intensive conservation work, and today there are a few special places where you can reliably see […]

If you want to attract Orioles, think sugar, fruit, and bugs. A mix of flowering vines, berry bushes, and native trees will provide them with everything they need. Plants That Attract Orioles Orioles love trees, shrubs, and vines that provide nectar, fruit, or insects. Some very specific plants you can use are: Attracting Orioles Means

Hummingbird nests are some of nature’s most amazing tiny creations. These small birds build homes that are perfectly sized for their delicate eggs and babies. You’ll discover that hummingbird nests are marvels of engineering, constructed with materials like spider silk and plant fibers that create stretchy, camouflaged homes. The way hummingbirds build and care for their

Meet the Asian Golden Weaver! Now we know this might not be a name you hear every day, but this little yellow songbird is full of personality. If you’re ever in Southeast Asia, keep an eye out. You’ll be lucky to catch a glimpse of one flashing through the reeds. The Asian Golden Weaver is

You’ll find this distinct raptor across most of the world. Ospreys are all about eating fish, and they love nothing more than fish! Some nicknames include “fish hawk” and “river hawk”. They are larger than a Red-tailed Hawk but smaller than a Bald Eagle, so they are unique in their look! 1. World traveler, except

Walking through New York City might not be the first place you’d expect to spot charming birdhouses, but there they were—tucked in urban gardens, perched on balconies, and peeking out of hidden corners. In this article, we’ll share 10 natural birdhouse ideas we came across. These creative designs blend right into the city’s green spaces

If you’ve ever seen a flash of royal blue and rust-red perched on a fence post, chances are you’ve met the Eastern Bluebird. I’ve been hoping to spot one in my neighborhood but I haven’t had any luck yet. These birds are not only a favorite among backyard birders—they’re a conservation success story with some

If you’ve ever walked past a marsh in early spring and felt personally targeted by a small black bird screaming at you from a cattail—congratulations, you’ve met the Red-winged Blackbird. He’s loud, he’s bold, and he will absolutely defend his territory like it’s the last parking spot at a Costco on Sunday. Why the Red-winged

Want to Attract a Nuthatch to Your Yard? When your trying to make your yard a backyard bird sanctuary, most people put up a feeder and hope for the best. But if you’re trying to attract a Nuthatch, you’ll need to think a little differently. These tips go beyond the basics and focus on what

Spotting a yellow bird, no matter what kind, is always exciting! Yellow birds are some of the brightest visitors you might spot while birdwatching. Identifying these yellow-feathered friends can make your outdoor adventures more rewarding and help you connect with nature in a new way. You can find these golden beauties across different habitats, from forests