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by DaiDaisy on Feb 20 2025
This series explores the winter birds of the Pacific Northwest, highlighting species like Anna's Hummingbird, Varied Thrush, and Oregon Junco. Learn about their behaviors, feeding habits, and tips for attracting them to backyard feeders during the cold months.
Feeding Distance Of 25 Common Backyard Birds In The U.S.
by NINGLiya on Jan 26 2025
Many birds prefer living in a small house to afford them the protection and warmth they need. Garden birds, or backyard birds, are amazing tiny creatures that help bring life into your garden or backyard. This article will discuss the top 25 common backyard birds in the United States of America.
How To Keep House Sparrows At Bird Feeders?
by NINGLiya on Dec 23 2024
The house sparrows are one of North America's most invasive bird species today. They originated in the 1800s but have become invasive. This guide will explore an effective solution to this issue – Magic Halo and The invasiveness of house sparrows and their impact on native birds.
Ways To Prevent Sparrows, Starlings, And Grackles
by NINGLiya on Nov 25 2024
Sparrows, starlings, and grackles are known to be aggressive feeders, nesters, and in taking over feeders. This article explores the background and characteristics of sparrows–mainly the House sparrows and the methods of identifying them and, as a consequence, how to prevent them from entering and building their nests in the vicinity of humans.
Red Eyed Vireo: A Songbird’s Journey And Unique Traits
by iris wang on Nov 18 2024
One of North America's smallest but most energetic bird species is the Red-eyed Vireo, scientifically known as Vireo olivaceus. Its red eyes and olive-green plumage make it exceptionally different from other birds of the same group. Compared to seeing them much more, Red-eyed Vireos are heard most by the loud, steady, melodious song during the breeding season.
How Does A Scott's Oriole Raise Its Babies - From Eggs To Fledglings?
by Mikey Zhong on Nov 14 2024
Let's start the article by introducing Scott’s Oriole, its characteristics, and habitats! Scott's Oriole is a hanging bird regarded for its vibrant yellow and black plumage, which is local to the southwestern United States and includes elements of Mexico. These birds are commonly observed in arid environments, including deserts and scrublands, where they feed on bugs, culmination, and nectar.
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