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  • How to Focus and Align Binoculars

    How do I align binoculars? This is a question asked by many new users of binoculars? This article will explain how to adjust and focus the optics to align binoculars.

  • How to Repel Squirrels from Bird Feeders

    Keeping squirrels away from your bird feeders may seem like a never-ending job. These incredible creatures soon discover your tactics and devise a way to get around them. The best solution to...

  • How to Attract Northern Cardinal to Your Yard

    Cardinal is a family of birds found in North and South America. The Northern cardinal (Cardinalidae) is its most common species. The birds are named for the red plumage of the male cardinals.

  • How to Prevent Mold and Bacteria in Hummingbird Feeders

    Hummingbirds are fascinating creatures to attract to your yard, but their specialized feeders can be annoying to maintain. Hummingbirds feed on nectar or a solution of sugar water which will...

  • How to Hatch Out Chicken Eggs With a Setting Hen

    If you raise chickens or want to raise them then eventually you will have a hen that wants to set and hatch out eggs. This is good way to get new stock and if you have children a great way to...

  • What Do Hawks Eat?

    Hawks are birds of prey, also called raptors, which have a presence all over the world except for Antarctica. They possess the attributes of exceptionally fine eyesight, sharp beaks and talons for...

  • How to Attract Cardinals to a Bird Feeder

    The Northern Cardinal, often referred to as a red bird, is a year-'round resident of the northern U.S. This striking bird brings to the yard a splash of brilliant color that is unrivaled by its...

  • How to Find and Identify the State Bird of New York

    In 1970 the New York state legislature passed a motion to adopt the Eastern Bluebird as the state bird. Long thought to be a sign off good luck by humans, the Eastern Bluebird saw its numbers...

  • How to Identify the State Bird of Connecticut

    The American Robin is the state bird of Connecticut and has been ever since the Connecticut General Assembly declared it to be so in 1943. The robin was named by the early New England colonists...

  • How to Attract Mockingbirds

    Mockingbirds are most recognized for their ability to mimic the calls and sounds of other animals. For this reason, some people like having these birds around their homes. Mockingbirds also help...

  • How to Photograph Wild Birds

    Summer is a great time for photographing birds. Catching our wild life in action without commercial interruption can be an experience in itself. It can actually make you feel better about yourself...

  • How to Make Homemade Hummingbird Food

    Birdwatching has become one of America's favorite pasttimes. Hummingbirds are one of the easiest to attract just by providing a food source nearby seeing as how they need to eat approximately 5...

  • How to Keep Birding Records in a Field Notebook

    Learn about using a field notebook to keep bird notes when birding, in this free tutorial on bird watching.

  • How to Record your Bird Sightings

    Learn how to record your bird sightings, in this free birding video tutorial.

  • How to Identify Birds of Prey by Sight

    Learn how to identify birds of prey such as eagles and hawks, in this free birding by sight video tutorial.

  • How to Make a Pinecone Bird Feeder

    During the wintertime, food is scarce for the birds. Making a pinecone birdfeeder will ensure they have food, and will make a fun craft for the kids to do on a weekend.

  • How to Attract BlueBirds

    Bluebirds are attractive birds that add beauty to anyone's garden. They have their own special nest box that can be mounted as early as March. Bluebirds love a bird bath, nearby perches for...

  • How to Pick a Homing Pigeon Color

    Pigeons in the city park are no different from those used for racing. They look the same, fly the same and flock together the same. The only real difference is what goes on in their heads when...

  • How to Prepare to Race Homing Pigeons

    Pigeons are enjoyable for all ages and pigeon racing is a family sport for millions worldwide. The publicity of pigeon races is close to none. The sport is called "horse racing in the sky" by...

  • How to Recognize the Two Types of Mockingbirds in East Tennessee

    Both the Catbird and the Northern Mockingbird reside in East Tennessee, and both of them mimic other birds. However, it is easy to recognize each of them. Read on to learn how to recognize the two...

  • How to Make a Coffee Can Bird House

    If you have ever wondered what to do with your empty coffee can then this project is for you. With an empty coffee can you can make a bird house that looks like a bee. It will add a whimsical...

  • How to Identify Red-Winged Blackbirds

    Red-winged Blackbirds are one of the most common and abundant birds in North America. The males have a distinctive appearance, especially during flight. Read on to learn how to identify Red-winged...

  • How to Start a Bird Watching Club

    Bird watching, like any passion, is more fulfilling if you can share it with others. Once you are familiar with the birds in your area, starting a bird watching club may be the best way to draw...

  • How to Identify Pigeons

    Sitting on a park bench, you have very likely seen a pigeon. These pigeons are called Rock Pigeons or City Pigeons. But, there are other kinds of pigeons, such as the Band-tailed Pigeon of western...

  • How to Identify a Dove

    The dove is one of the most abundant birds in the United States. A symbol of purity and peace, doves belong to the same family as pigeons. Doves vary by color, size, wingspan and locale. Learn to...

  • How to Identify Cardinals

    The regal cardinal is a deep, scarlet red making them distinguishable from many other birds. Similar in shape to a blue jay, they aren't nearly as annoying, but just as lovely to look at. Also...

  • How to Identify a Pheasant

    Pheasants are an easy bird to identify. They live in wooded or weedy areas, and aren't always the easiest birds to find. Pheasants generally blend into their habitat. If you can distinguish the...

  • How to Identify a Wren

    The Wren habitats wooded and marshy areas all over the world. Because the little bird usually enjoys nesting near people, it is a very visible bird and easy to spot. Enjoy the Wren singing its...

  • How to Identify a Horned Owl

    Horned owls can be found around the globe. They are identifiable by their "horns" or "ear tufts" which are neither horns nor ear tufts. Owls in this classification are distinguishable by tufts of...

  • How to Identify a Thrush Bird

    The Thrush bird is a small forest loving bird with several species to identify. While they vary in shape, size and color, the Thrush share similar diets, habits and living conditions. Find...

  • How to Recognize Bird Calls

    The reality of bird-watching is that you always run the risk of never seeing a bird. Sometimes birds are so well camouflaged or the surroundings are so dense that you cannot ever pinpoint their...

  • How to Attract Birds to Your Yard

    Enjoy bird watching from the comfort of your own home. Set up your home and yard to attract a large variety of birds beyond that of the common crow. Sit back and relax with your favorite pair of...

  • How to Hang a Hummingbird Feeder

    With the perfectly-placed feeder, you can enjoy the beauty of hummingbirds in your own backyard. Place it wrong, though, and you'll be sitting on unused birdseed for the season. It takes a bit of...

  • How to Identify Birds Using Online Resources

    While no online source can take the place of a good field guide, there are several places online where you can get help identifying birds. It helps if you have an idea of the bird's species and...

  • How to Join a Birding Listserv

    Birding is one of America's fastest-growing hobbies, and it was inevitable that birders would start using their computers to communicate with one another. Listservs are mail groups that allow you...

  • How to Attract Hummingbirds

    The greatest variety of hummingbirds occurs in the American Southwest. In winter, hummingbirds are almost exclusively limited to California, Arizona and Texas.

  • How to Clean a Hummingbird Feeder

    Many diseases can be spread through dirty bird feeders. Keep your feeders clean and your hummingbirds happy.

  • How to Help Birds Build Nests

    Different varieties of birds build different types of nests. You should research the type of nests or nest boxes the birds require. Nesting season generally runs from early spring to late summer.

  • How to Watch Ducks in the Fall

    In fall, almost all species of ducks are moving from their breeding grounds south to their wintering grounds.

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