Seasonal advice and tips to help backyard birdwatchers adjust their habits through spring, summer, fall migration, and winter.
Your backyard birds are panting in the shade while you’re cranking up the AC đ„”, and that shallow dish of water you put out last spring probably isnât cutting it. Spoiler alert: it’s not. Summer bird hydration requires more strategy than tossing a bowl outside and hoping for the best. If youâre wondering how to […]
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Feeding birds in winter doesnât have to be tricky, you can turn your backyard from a frozen wasteland into the neighborhoodâs hottest bird cafĂ© đ . I learned this the hard way during my first winter of bird feeding, which ended up an expensive lesson, apparently, birds have standards too. Itâs not just about tossing some
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Last September, I nearly spit out my morning coffee đČ when a Blackburnian Warbler landed right outside my kitchen window. One minute I’m scrolling through emails, the next I’m scrambling for binoculars because this little orange-throated jewel decided my backyard maple was the perfect pit stop. That moment changed everything I thought I knew about
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Spring has this magical way of making everything feel alive again. Birds suddenly start chirping like theyâve discovered Spotify đŠ, flowers bloom like theyâre showing off, and even your neighborâs dog seems less annoying. If youâre new to birdwatching, spring is hands down the best season to get started. Trust me, Iâve been there, awkwardly
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