Leave an E-message for them!
Edit your message here to generate a gift note via text or email. Perfect if you're short on time or want to reach someone anywhere. Just enter your message and choose when to send it.
Most Liked Blogs
Blogs
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 byย introducing Scottโs Oriole, its characteristics, and habitats!ย 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.ย
by Riley Qiu on Nov 04, 2024
Purple Martins are one ofย North Americaโs most favored bird species, fascinating due to their elegant flight and fancy plumage. These smaller species of birds, which can frequently be observed flying gracefully across the sky, cherish a unique position in the list of favorites for many bird lovers.ย
Why Hummingbirds Are So Territorial And How To Solve Territorial Problems At Your Feeders
by Annie Xiang on Oct 27, 2024
Hummingbirds are fascinating birds noted for their ability, brilliant plumage, and high-pitched flight. However, anyone who has put a feeder for them may have realized something else about them โ they are very defensive.
The Impact Of Solar Eclipses On Bird Behavior- A Mysterious Phenomenon
by Lucy Guo on Oct 19, 2024
Scientists and nature lovers have long been interested in solar eclipses. The sudden, momentary darkness has been believed to be a rare enough occurrence to get a look at how the natural world reacts. One of the most fascinating facts about these celestial occurrences is how they influence the behavior of bird.
Mourning Dove Nests: A Closer Look At Their Simple Yet Fascinating Homes
by Riley Qiu on Oct 08, 2024
1
Mourning doves exhibit distinct behaviors throughout the nesting season. Their conduct, while reputedly easy, plays a vital function in ensuring the survival of their species. These habits include constructing nests, reusing nests, and demonstrating unique behavioral trends throughout nesting.
Goldfinch Nesting: A Detailed Look Into The American Goldfinch Unique Nesting Habits
by Annie Xiang on Oct 03, 2024
The notably late nesting season of American Goldfinches usually starts in mid-July. Unlike other birds that begin nesting in the spring, goldfinches hold off on nesting until summer arrives. The timing is intimately connected to the supply of seeds from plants, including thistles and sunflowers, which are abundant in late summer.
Show
per page