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Birds of Texas

Birds in Texas

Texas is known for its vast geographic and ecological diversity, which has contributed to the area's rich and diverse bird communities. While Texas is home to many birds that can be found in other areas, it is also filled with many unique birds that play an important role in the ecosystem and have distinctive characteristics.
May 08, 2024 — Jie LI
Garden Birds

Breeding seasons for different garden birds

It is important to note that the breeding season can vary depending on factors such as climate, habitat availability, and food resources. In addition, some birds may breed multiple broods in a single breeding season, while others may have only one brood. 
April 14, 2024 — Stella Huang
Seasonal and Environmental Influences on Birds Courtship

Harmony in Nature: Exploring Seasonal and Environmental Influences on Bird Courtship

Bird courtship - the complex rituals and performances aimed at ensuring mating and breeding success - is a fascinating aspect of bird behaviour. Seasonal and environmental factors have a significant impact on these practices and influence reproductive patterns and habitat selection.
March 20, 2024 — Jie LI
winter bird

My winter garden: Meeting new feathery friends

Explore the vibrant world of bird watching and learn how to attract diverse avian visitors to your garden throughout the year. Our blog delves into the seasonal changes that introduce new species, the significance of adapting your garden to meet their needs, and tips for creating a welcoming habitat with native plants and strategic feeding. 

February 27, 2024 — Lyndsey Mans-Kuipers
BIRD MIRGATION

BIRD MIRGATION

As we are in the middle of fall migration, many migratory birds are moving southward to their wintering grounds. In my favorite local birding spots in North Central Florida, there are increasing records of migrants, including some very beautiful warblers such as Magnolia and Blackburnian Warblers. While it is nice to see resident species such as Northern Cardinals and Blue Jays, it has always been more exciting for me to find migratory birds.
February 26, 2024 — Support Customer
Bird Migration Guide

Bird Migration Guide

Bird migration, one of the most spectacular phenomena in nature, attracts countless eyes every year. These messengers across the sky are not only marveled at their endurance and determination but are also an integral part of the ecosystem.
January 05, 2024 — Garfield He
5 Tips for Attracting Birds to Your Backyard

5 Tips for Attracting Birds to Your Backyard

Attracting birds to your backyard can be a fun and rewarding experience. With a few simple steps, you can create a bird-friendly environment that will attract a variety of feathered friends. And with the Birdfy feeder, you can watch and enjoy the birds from anywhere, anytime.
January 05, 2024 — Support Customer
birdwatching

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.
December 22, 2023 — Lyndsey Mans-Kuipers
birds in winter

The Ultimate Guide to Heated Bird Bath

Discover the crucial role of heated bird baths in winter for bird survival. Learn how these baths support bird health and behavior, and explore key features for choosing or DIY-ing the perfect heated bird bath. Enrich your garden and aid feathered friends during the cold months with this essential resource.
December 22, 2023 — Lucy Guo
Blue Jays Are Beguiling

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. 
December 14, 2023 — Robin Webster
Stephen Moss: Christmas Birds

Stephen Moss: Christmas Birds

If there is one Christmas carol we can all sing, it is ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’. Originally written down in the late eighteenth century, it was almost certainly sung for many years, perhaps even centuries, before then. It is based on a Christian tradition that may have its roots in the pagan midwinter festival of Yule, which we still refer to when we talk about the Yule log.
December 07, 2023 — Stephen Moss
helping birds in winter season

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
November 13, 2023 — Stephen Moss