The essentials for living your best life.
The essentials for living your best life.
Window strikes kill nearly a billion birds each year in the U.S., but the good news is that simple changes at home can make a real difference. From patterned films and netting to easy DIY fixes, you can help turn dangerous glass into a safer space for backyard birds.
Birdbaths do more than add charm to your yard—they attract birds, butterflies, and other helpful wildlife while providing a vital water source year-round. They can also help with pest control, pollination, and even create a fun, educational space for kids to enjoy nature up close.
Blue jays are bold, brainy backyard showstoppers with surprising tricks up their feathers and plenty of attitude to match. From their clever problem-solving to their noisy social drama, they bring nonstop entertainment and real ecological value to any garden.
Bring your backyard to life with the Tufted Titmouse, a bold little songbird that’s as charming as it is clever. Learn how to attract these year-round visitors with the right food, shelter, and simple habitat tips that keep them coming back.
Feeding birds in your garden can be a rewarding way to attract more feathered visitors year-round. From sunflower hearts and suet to fresh water and native plants, the right mix of food and shelter helps keep birds healthy, happy, and coming back for more.
Attract more hummingbirds to your yard with simple tips on feeder placement, safe nectar, and easy cleanup. Learn how to keep these tiny visitors happy, healthy, and coming back all season long.
Winter can be tough on backyard birds, but a little help goes a long way. By providing fresh water, high-energy food, and safe shelter, you can give your feathered visitors the best chance to stay warm and thrive all season long.
Turn your garden into a welcoming haven for birds with a thoughtfully placed birdbath. With the right setup and a little care, you’ll enjoy more feathered visitors, a healthier ecosystem, and the simple joy of birdwatching from your own backyard.
A well-placed bird bath can turn your garden into a welcoming haven for local birds while giving you a front-row seat to their daily visits. Learn the simple do’s, don’ts, and maintenance tips that keep it clean, safe, and irresistible year-round.
Cracked corn is an affordable, energy-rich treat that can attract a wide variety of birds, from sparrows and doves to ducks and geese. With the right feeder and a few simple precautions, it can turn your backyard into a lively birdwatching spot.
Don’t toss those eggshells—bake, crush, and offer them to your backyard birds for a simple boost of calcium and a natural aid for digestion. They’re especially helpful in spring, but can support your feathered visitors all year long.