Feeding winter birds in Pennsylvania is not only a source of enjoyment for humans, but also a beneficial practice for the birds themselves. While some bird species migrate to escape the harsh conditions, many choose to stay in Pennsylvania during the winter season. Although birds are capable of surviving without human assistance, certain species may benefit from the extra help … [Read more...]

The article focuses on the Northern Cardinals, medium-sized songbirds commonly found in woodlands and towns throughout the eastern United States. Not limited to only the eastern part of the country, they can also be spotted in the western United States, the desert of Arizona, and even down through Mexico. Aesthetic features of the Northern Cardinals include a large pointed … [Read more...]

Winter bird feeding in Kentucky is a popular activity for many people, as it attracts a diverse range of bird species to yards and provides a unique connection with nature. Bird feeders serve as convenient sources of food for birds during the cold winter months, allowing them easy access to nourishment. Some of the common winter birds that can be spotted in Kentucky include … [Read more...]

Sunflower seeds, with their irresistible appeal, have long been known as the best birdseed for attracting a variety of backyard birds. Offering three distinct types of sunflower seeds - black oil, striped, and hulled - provides a smorgasbord of options for feathered visitors. Black oil sunflower seeds are favored by finches, sparrows, chickadees, and nuthatches, while striped … [Read more...]

Have you ever wondered why hummingbird feeders are red? In this article, the author explores the perception that hummingbirds are attracted to the color red and investigates whether it is necessary for feeders to be red. Through research and experiments, it is revealed that hummingbirds do not show a preference for red feeders over other colors. The article dives into … [Read more...]