While the frosty weather can transform our gardens into enchanting winter wonderlands, it's not quite as magical for our feathered friends. As snowfall begins, ice covers the country and daylight ...

In this video, I share how to make simple DIY bird feeders using natural or repurposed materials — a small way to support wild birds through the winter months. These feeders are easy to set up, ...

As summer becomes a distant memory and the weather turns increasingly cold and wet with winter approaching, countless gardeners continue doing their utmost to support birds by providing food outdoors.

🎨 Watch as I create mesmerizing acrylic pour and marbling art! From my first dirty pour to silk marbling, each piece comes alive with vibrant colors and flowing designs. Perfect for art lovers, DIY ...

As birds continue crossing Oregon while migrating north, Oregonians are asked to turn off their lights at night. And it’s more important on some nights than others. Portland, along with most of Oregon ...

While the sight of charming birds and the melody of their songs are welcome additions to most gardens, not every homeowner is keen on having all types of feathered friends flocking to their backyard.

Squirrels might seem like an unstoppable force when it comes to raiding your bird feeder, but the real reason they are so attracted to your yard is actually much simpler than you think — it's a mess.

The sight of a squirrel darting up a tree can be delightful, yet it's quite vexing when these furry marauders plunder bird feeders set up with care. Birds particularly benefit from the supplementary ...

12:57, Wed, May 7, 2025 Updated: 13:02, Wed, May 7, 2025 Watching a squirrel scamper up a tree can be charming, but it can be frustrating to go to the trouble of setting up a bird feeder, only to have ...

It's the time of year when garden birds are flocking back into our gardens for the spring and summer ahead. Migrating birds are flying back from the south to return to the UK for the sunshine, while ...

This story has been updated to include comments from the South Florida Water Management District. Wading birds across the Everglades had a rough couple of years with annual nesting over the last two ...

Steve Nesbitt–a retired Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission wildlife biologist, who over a FWC stint of some 35 years, developed a reputation for extensive knowledge about a slew of ...