Birds are skilled at finding newly filled feeders using their keen eyesight and ability to pick up on the sounds of other birds clamoring for food. Unlike humans, birds do not rely on their sense of smell to locate feeders or food. Instead, they primarily use their sense of sight to spot the seeds, although they need to be relatively close to the feeder to do so. Additionally, … [Read more...]

In "A Guide to the Most Common Backyard Birds in Iowa," readers are in for a delightful journey into the vibrant world of birds that grace the backyards of the Hawkeye State. Using data gathered from the citizen science program eBird, this article presents a compilation of the most frequently-spotted feathered friends in Iowa. With stunning pictures and handy identification … [Read more...]

If you've ever been curious about the birds that frequent your backyard in Louisiana, look no further. This article is your comprehensive guide to the common backyard birds in the state, providing you with accurate information based on data from the citizen science program eBird. Complete with pictures of each species, this guide not only helps you identify the birds, but also … [Read more...]

In this blog post, the focus is on little brown birds commonly found at feeders in the United States. Among these birds are female sparrows, female finches, and wrens, all of which are often spotted around feeders. The most frequently encountered types of little brown birds at feeders include House Sparrows, Song Sparrows, Fox Sparrows, American Tree Sparrows, and many others. … [Read more...]

This article provides helpful tips for attracting birds to a feeder in a friendly and inviting tone. It highlights the importance of providing food, water, and shelter for birds to feel safe and comfortable. The article suggests setting up a bird feeder in mid to late autumn, when birds are migrating and in search of a winter home. It also advises offering a variety of foods in … [Read more...]