In this article, readers will discover a wealth of information about the common backyard birds of Indiana. Compiled from data collected through the citizen science program eBird, this comprehensive guide offers a close-up look at the bird species you are likely to encounter in your own backyard. From the vibrant Northern Cardinal, which takes the top spot as the most common … [Read more...]
Review of the Nikon Monarch 7 Binoculars for Bird Watching
Looking for a powerful pair of binoculars to enhance your bird watching experience? Look no further than the Nikon Monarch 7. With a magnification of 8x and an objective lens size of 42mm, these binoculars provide a bright view even in low light conditions. With a wide field of view and a close focus of 8.2 feet, they are perfect for scanning open country or observing woodland … [Read more...]
Birds with Red, Orange, and Yellow Feathers in Iowa
This article takes readers on a colorful journey through the world of birds with red, orange, and yellow feathers in Iowa. With over 425 bird species in the state, this captivating piece highlights the importance of shape and size in bird identification, while also showcasing common birds with vibrant plumage. From the iconic Northern Cardinal to the charming Ruby-throated … [Read more...]
Common Backyard Birds in Wyoming: Identification and Tips
This article serves as a comprehensive guide to the common backyard birds in Wyoming. Drawing on data from the reputable citizen science program eBird, the information shared in this article is highly accurate and reliable. Readers can expect to find pictures and helpful identification tips for each bird species mentioned, along with practical advice on how to attract these … [Read more...]
Attracting American Goldfinches with Niger Seed and Sunflower Feeders
American Goldfinches, small birds found throughout the United States and southern Canada, have a distinct preference for thistles and are known to devour black oil sunflower seeds and Niger seed. These strict vegetarians feed on a variety of thistle and weed seeds, as well as small seeds from trees. While they can be enticed by flower gardens featuring seeds from asters, … [Read more...]