Birding

Attracting birds is a passing attraction for some and a mania for others. It can be quite exciting to see species of birds in your backyard that you've never seen before and to know that you can...

The brightly colored American Goldfinch can be found across much of the United States and Canada. The Goldfinch has the distinction of a complete molt prior to breeding season when its olive...

The rose-breasted grosbeak is a migratory bird that winters in Northern South America and Central America, returning to North America sometime in May. It summers in the mid and northeastern United...

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...

The Black-Capped Chickadee can be found in most northern states of the U.S., including Alaska, and the southern Canadian provinces. During the summer months, the tiny chickadee seeks the shelter...

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.

Lots of people will tell you that chickadees are their favorite feeder birds. They are easily attracted, and can often be hand-tamed. Cheerful as a Christmas card, chickadees are versatile...

Tiny goldfinches, with their beautiful yellow breeding plumage, are popular feeder birds throughout the year. If you see some in your area, provide a feeder for them, and they're likely to come...