Wyoming is home to a diverse array of bird species, with over 440 different kinds of birds gracing its skies. While the shape and size of a bird may be more helpful in identifying it, there is something undeniably captivating about the vibrant colors that some of these avian creatures sport. In "The Colors of Wyoming Birds: Exploring Red, Orange, and Yellow Species", readers … [Read more...]

Dark-eyed Juncos are a familiar sight during the winter months across the United States. These hardy birds come in various subspecies, each with its own distinct coloration. They can be found breeding and nesting in different regions of North America, from sea level to high elevations. To forage for food, they require bare ground and prefer areas with ground cover. If you're … [Read more...]

The American Goldfinch, with its vibrant yellow feathers and contrasting black wings, is a sight to behold. Found commonly in the United States and southern Canada, these small birds can easily be attracted to backyard feeders and bird baths. With a preference for small seeds, they dine on Niger seed from special feeders. Breeding across the northern two-thirds of the United … [Read more...]

In "Discover the Most Common Backyard Birds in North Dakota," readers will find themselves immersed in a fascinating collection of information about the bird species that grace the backyards of this diverse state. Boasting a compilation derived from the esteemed citizen science program eBird, this article not only enlightens readers with captivating pictures of each bird … [Read more...]

Feeding suet to birds is an effective way to attract a diverse range of feathered friends to your feeders. Suet, which refers to any solid animal or vegetable fat at room temperature, is a high-energy food that offers essential fat and calories during migration and winter. This tempting treat appeals to various avian species, including woodpeckers, chickadees, nuthatches, … [Read more...]