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Bird introduction-European Goldfinch
Beautiful European Goldfinch with a sharp pink bill, cherry-red face, and brilliant black-and-yellow flashes in the wings. Western birds (Europe east to far western Central Asia) have a black-and-white cowl; eastern birds (rest of Central Asia) lack this cowl, and are grayer overall, with more white on the wing.
When do Birds Nest and How Can We Help Them
Birds are an important part of our ecosystem and they play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of nature. They not only provide us with beautiful melodies, but also play an important role in pollination and seed dispersal. When do birds nest and how can we help them during their nesting season?
Do Hot Pepper Birdseed Really Keep Squirrels Away?
If you ask someone who owns a bird feeder, “What’s the biggest trouble ?” The answer will definitely be SQUIRRELS, which might eat all of the bird food and even cause huge damage to your bird feeder. So how to keep squirrels away? What's interesting is that recently a weird solution called hot pepper birdseed emerged out of the surface.
The Transparent Killer: Why Bird Window Collisions Happen and How Can We Help
In our contemporary society, numerous threats jeopardize the lives of birds. Statistical data highlights translucent residential windows as the most perilous hazard. Birds often collide with these invisible killers due to their inability to perceive glass as a solid barrier. This article explores the reasons behind these collisions and offers preventive measures.
Growing Up with Birding: Lyndsey's Personal Journey
How to transform a small, boring garden into a bird paradise and discover new hobbies along the way? Join us as we explore Lyndsey's inspiring journey with birding, a journey that goes beyond mere observation to a profound connection with the natural world.
Blue Jays Are Beguiling
The Blue Jay is one of the most captivating wild, backyard birds to be entertained by, and if you watch long enough you’ll realize there is so much more to this intelligent bird than just his striking beauty. Blue Jays are monomorphic, meaning the males and females are nearly identical and very difficult for laymen to tell apart.
Stephen Moss: Getting Ready for Winter
Discover the problems birds face during the cold winter months and what can we do to help them survive with Stephen Moss and Birdfy!Winter is a tough time for birds – especially the smaller species that visit our backyards and gardens, and which we enjoy seeing on our Birdfy feeder cameras.
Winter Survival Strategies for Hummingbirds: How to Cope with Extreme Cold and What People Can Do
Hummingbirds are loved for their beauty and small size, but many people wonder how they survive the difficult task of winter. This post will explain in detail the many different ways they have evolved to get through the winter, such as shifting their diet, torpor, migration, etc., and we'll also share some of the steps humans can do to help them, so check it out!
Halloween Special: Spooky Bird Myths and Legends
Humans have had a complex relationship with birds, ranging from hunting and breeding to their protection. This relationship has evolved as bird culture has become ingrained in human civilization, with birds frequently appearing in religion, art, and mythology. Let's learn about this interesting knowledge and enjoy the atmosphere of an amazing Halloween.
The National Audubon Society: Bird Conservation and the Complex Legacy of Audubon
Discover the enchanting world of bird conservation with the National Audubon Society (NAS), a venerable organization with a history spanning 118 years. This article invites bird lovers to explore NAS's remarkable journey, uncover the secrets of bird protection, learn about its rich heritage, and join us in preserving the avian wonders of our world.
Stephen Moss: The Surprising Stories Behind Bird Names
One of the joys of using the Netvue Birdfy in your backyard or garden is that you soon get to know the regular visitors. Whether you are in the USA or Canada or, as I am, in the UK, you’ll enjoy seeing robins, blackbirds, warblers and sparrows. But wait a moment – just because these birds have such familiar names, doesn’t mean they are the same species, or even from the same bird family.
Stephen Moss：Identifying Birds in your Backyard & Garden
Have you ever experienced a moment where you witnessed a beautiful bird but couldn't identify its name? If you are new to backyard or garden birding, you may find that identifying birds can be a daunting task. So here’s a step-by-step guide to identifying birds, which will help you get the most out of your Birdfy experience.
