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As fall approaches and hummingbirds head south, many bird lovers question when to remove their feeders. Experts explain that it's better to wait, and share the key sign that indicates it's finally safe to store them away.
A bold gull strolls into a store, grabs a bag of peanuts, and leaves without a trace of panic.
Feeding wild birds can bring joy, but certain everyday foods — from fruit pits to stale seed — may harm them. Here's what to keep out of your feeder and how to keep it clean.
Jennifer Gordon, a licensed migratory bird rehabilitator with over 30 years of experience, reveals what songbirds really need—native plants, clean water, safe shelter, and protection from roaming pets—to make your yard a regular stopover.
Animal medium Joanne Jones and avian specialist August Abbott discuss the reasons behind repeated goldfinch visits and their spiritual interpretations.
Dr. Crystal Heath, executive director of Our Honor, explains how to draw hummingbirds with the right nectar, flowers, and habitat—and why hand-feeding and captivity do more harm than good.
These charming bird seed skulls blend spooky style with a snack for your feathered visitors.
A National Aviary ornithologist explains how to keep robins visiting your property in every season by focusing on one key element: a continuous food supply.
A two-tiered bird bath and feeder combo that shoppers say looks pricier than it is.
