Bird Watching

Barn swallows are dive bombing insect eaters that can be both a benefit and a problem. Learn how you can co-exist with the common bird. keep reading →

This week's column, which includes some baby birds out of the nest, as well as some new birds. I included an old favorite, which I know I left you hanging on. Enjoy the... keep reading →

Original bird pictures. This article documents the wildlife living on a greenfield site in Yorkshire that is under threat of development. Wildlife photographer... keep reading →

My dad has always loved birds. He doesn't let hunters shoot at geese or ducks in the fall when they rest on his lake. He knows when the bluebirds will return and puts out an... keep reading →

Stout-billed Cinclodes (Cinclodes excelsior) The Ovenbird (Furnariidae ) is a family of avifauna with extremely descriptive and sometimes comical names. The term... keep reading →

Original swan pictures by wildlife photographer annmackiemiller. This photo journal includes information on Mute swans and explains what busking is in regard to swans. keep reading →

Now is an excellent time for bird watchers to see one of the largest birds in the world. The American White Pelican is beginning to return from their winter home along the... keep reading →

Bird Feeders From platform style to multi-tier hanging bird feeders, there are many prebuilt feeders to choose from - but the birds will be just as happy if you make your... keep reading →

Original bird pictures in this fun photo journal by wildlife photographer annmackiemiller. Features new goslings and how they learn. keep reading →

Bird watching is enjoyed by the young and old. Enhance your bird watching experience by crafting these two easy to make bird feeders using recycled plastic containers! keep reading →