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  • How to Become a Poultry Judge

    Aspiring to be a poultry judge is a sign of a true chicken, duck, goose and turkey devotee. The judges at poultry shows have spent years studying the breed standards and as an apprentice to earn...

  • How to Build a Birdhouse Predator Guard

    Predator guards are important to ensure the safety of the birds in your yard. By attaching a simple predator guard to the front of your birdhouse, you can prevent common enemies such as raccoons,...

  • How to Prevent Starling Taking Over Nest Boxes

    European starlings, as their name suggests, were introduced to the Americas from Europe in the 1890s. According to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, the starling population of the...

  • How to hatch an egg without an incubator - Guide to raising chics

    Found an egg and you want to hatch it? Perhaps you don’t feel like buying an expensive incubator just to hatch one egg you found. Well, no worries – there are certainly a few ways to hatch a duck...

  • How to Build a Birdhouse for a Titmouse

    Building birdhouses is a fun and easy activity. Not only is the construction process simple and straightforward, but the results are rewarding, helping to provide you with a backyard full of...

  • How to Spot a Hummingbird Nest

    The female hummingbird is responsible for making the nest for her eggs. Sometimes she will make two nests and test each one before deciding which one she'll use to lay her two white eggs. Wind,...

  • How to Locate a Hummingbird Nest

    The female hummingbird builds the nest and is responsible for the feeding while the male hummingbird has no part in it. The female searches for items that will work best to build the nest such as...

  • How to Save Wildlife at The Landfill

    In our busy lives there are things we should do to save wildlife at the landfill. Whether you recycle or leave it up to your garbage pick up person to do, this advice can save wildlife that go to...

  • How to Feed Infant Wild Birds

    Wild infant birds go through several stages of development to mature into fledglings that are ready to leave the nest. Different species have different diets, and infant birds will eat different...

  • Hydrogen Peroxide for a Sinus Infection

    Sinus infections can be both recurring and painful and can interfere with work and daily life. There are many natural or home remedies and treatments for sinus infections, including the use of...

  • Homemade Pigeon Repellent

    Pigeons are often considered dirty pests that infest cities. They have been suspected to carry disease and are infamous for damaging property with their nests and excrement. Whatever the reason,...

  • How to Keep Birds Out of Front Door Wreaths

    During the holidays, people like to decorate their homes, and the outside is just as fun to decorate as the inside. Wreaths can be made to celebrate many different holidays, but once you hang a...

  • How to Attract Eastern Bluebirds to Your Nesting Boxes

    Since the introduction of the house sparrow and the starling in the 1850s to the United States, bluebirds have had to compete for territory with those aggressive non-native species. Bluebird...

  • Ways to Keep Wasps Away From Hummingbird Feeders

    Wasps are sometimes attracted to the nectar in hummingbird feeders, but it is important to deter the wasps from feeding there because they contaminate the feeder and sometimes even prevent...

  • How to Build a Bird House for Blue Jays

    Hanging a birdhouse in your yard can be a very rewarding experience if you attract a family of birds. Watching a nest develop, and the birds living in your handmade house, can be highly enjoyable....

  • Easy to Build Bird Traps

    Humanely trapping a bird is sometimes necessary for a variety of reasons. If your pet has "flown the coop" and you have to recapture it, you can make simple bird traps from household items, his...

  • How to properly care for a Mocking Bird

    It takes a tremendous amount of energy (on the human care-takers part) to provide optimal care for a rescued mocking bird. Also, this is a serious responsibility as they can never be released...

  • How to Raise Baby Canaries

    Raising healthy baby canaries begins with proper care and feeding of the breeding parents and their chicks, along with the knowledge that "letting nature take its course" is usually the best way...

  • How to Trap a Robin Bird

    Popular all across North America, the American Robin is one of the most recognizable birds, with its vivid red feathers and cheerful song. Robins are one of the first to lay eggs every year, and...

  • What Type of Heat Lamp Do You Use for Baby Chicks?

    Keeping newly hatched chicks warm during the early period of growth is essential to their survival. A supplemental heat source is necessary to assure that optimal temperatures are maintained for...

  • How to Learn About and Enjoy the Beautiful Majestic Eagle

    Have you noticed the beauty of our National Bird? I was sitting here watching them on Animal Planet (one of my favorite stations on TV) and it just made me appreciate more of their majestic...

  • How to Capture Large Birds

    Birds occasionally fly into areas where they do not belong, and they must be removed before hurting themselves. This can be an office building, a store, or even your home, none of which is safe...

  • How to Prevent Small Worms in Birdbaths

    Birdbaths are great ways to attract birds to a yard or garden. Birds not only eat insects around your home, but they are interesting to observe. If you are using a birdbath to bring birds to your...

  • Why Does My Congo African Grey Make a Loud Loud Clicking Noise First Thing in the Morning?

    African grey parrots are known for being brilliant, quick to learn, loving and loud. There is much to learn, which can help new parrot owners bond with their pet.

  • How to Breed Bantam Chickens

    Bantam chickens have become one of the most popular chicken varieties around the world. Originating from the small jungle foul native to southeast Asia, the term bantam now refers to any small...

  • How to Admire the Beauty of a Hummingbird

    As a child I spent a great deal of time in the south, in Louisiana, where my grandmother lived. That is where I got to appreciate and absolutely love so much of nature. The most beautiful are...

  • How to Get Rid of Birds in Building

    Bird, especially pigeons, have adapted well to human urban lifestyles. As a consequence, birds have made their nests in public buildings and apartments, producing potential health hazards such as...

  • Homemade Goose Repellent

    The noble goose: those harbingers of fall flying in v-formation, the delicious stuff of Dickensian Christmas dinners, down comforters and a wonderful delicacy called schmaltz (rendered goose fat...

  • How to Identify Baby Birds

    Baby birds can be difficult to identify, especially since they rarely resemble the adults of their species. Many baby birds have drab-colored feathers too that helps them hide from predators, but...

  • Information About Bird Boxes

    A bird box is a man-made box that wild birds live inside of. They are also known as birdhouses or nesting boxes. A bird box can be attached to trees, buildings or fences or erected independently...

  • How to Determine Age of African Grey Congo

    Parrots---African greys, in particular---are quickly becoming one of the most popular pet species. African greys are by far one of the smartest animals on the planet, with an intelligence level...

  • How to Build an Incubator

    People who raise chickens, pet birds or other types of fowl sometimes want to hatch eggs in an incubator. Hatching eggs requires consistent temperature and humidity levels; a convection-type...

  • DIY Incubator

    To hatch chicken eggs and other types of eggs, you need an incubator. An incubator allows you to monitor conditions inside and ensure a constant level of humidity and temperature. Building one...

  • How to Attract Hummingbirds Year after Year in Your Yard

    Hummingbirds are one of the most fascinating birds to watch and you can attract them to your yard year after year. Without having to spend much money you can easily create a habitat for...

  • Bird Mites Treatment

    Bird mites, such as Dermanyssus gallinae and Ornithonyssus sylviarum, are small parasitic insects that affect birds and can find their way into your home, or even under your skin. If bird mites...

  • How to Get Rid of Pesky Pigeons

    Whether you live in the city or the suburbs, your home might become a favorite roosting spot for pesky pigeons. It's no wonder why so many people consider the pigeon to be a pest---these hardy...

  • Free Advice on Budgies

    The little budgerigar is the most popular pet bird in the world, with a population that numbers in the millions. These Australian natives come in thousands of possible color combinations, thanks...

  • Some Bird Call Facts

    The morning is bright and the dew has kissed the leaves of the trees. Coming in on the morning breeze is the delightful sounds of the birds singing from their nests, calling for the sun to shine...

  • Gifts for Bird Lovers

    Make a gift extra special by thinking about what that person loves and is interested in. Finding a gift for a bird lover can be quick and simple or creative and fun. Either way, the bird lover in...

  • Raising Society Finches

    Whether raising finches for your own enjoyment or contemplating their commercial potential, society finches are worth considering. Also known as Bengalese finches, society finches are peaceful...

  • Hummingbird Habitats

    Hummingbirds are tiny birds that fly incredibly fast. They make their homes in all kinds of climates and areas.

  • How to Make a Finch Cage

    Finch lovers use only the best cages, and while there are common things each cage must have, e.g. water cups, perches and food, the design is left to the owners. Learning how to make your own cage...

  • How to Make Chicken Hutches

    Making a chicken hutch is ideal if you are not going to raise more than one or two chickens at a time. Hutches are not complicated structures, but some woodworking skill will help the project...

  • Tailorbird Habitat

    The common tailorbird gets its name from the nest it creates by "sewing" leaves together to form a cradle-like structure for its eggs. Tailorbirds are songbirds with a large repertoire, and are...

  • Why Do Birds Fly Up to House Windows?

    Most people do not want to see songbirds suffer. If you are a bird watcher and lover of birds, the last thing you want to see is a bird crashing into your window. Knowing that birds flying into...

  • The Difference Between Chicken Bones & Human Bones

    Birds have mystified us for millennia. Humans have dreamed of flight as the ultimate expression of freedom. While some differences such as feathers are obvious, other differences in anatomy and...

  • Bird Banding Identification

    The United States Fish and Wildlife Service is responsible for tracking banded birds in the United States and Canada. The program is jointly run by the United States Department of the Interior and...

  • How to Breed Zebra Finches

    Zebra finches are easy to breed, provided that you provide them with a simple nesting site. Finches like an enclosed nest with a single small opening. The simplest nest is a small wicker nesting...

  • How to Get Rid of Black Birds & Sparrows

    Many people have bird feeders outside their homes, usually mounted in trees or on posts driven into the ground. Bird feeders attract many species of beautiful birds that are pleasing to watch....

  • Information on Raising Chickens

    Lately, people across the United States, from big cities to small towns, have decided to start raising their own chickens. Regardless of where you live, the basics of caring for chickens are the same.

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