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What Do Barn Owls Eat? Rodents, Voles & More: Full Diet Breakdown

What Do Barn Owls Eat? Rodents, Voles & More: Full Diet Breakdown

Barn owls mainly eat small mammals, especially voles, mice, rats, and shrews, though they may also take bats, young rabbits, small birds, and occasional reptiles or amphibians. Their diet varies by region and season, depending on local prey availability.
Steller’s Jay vs Blue Jay: How to Tell Two North American Jays Apart

Steller’s Jay vs Blue Jay: How to Tell Two North American Jays Apart

This guide explains how to tell a Blue Jay from a Steller’s Jay by comparing their plumage, size, range, habitat, calls, behavior, diet, and breeding habits. Blue Jays have a white or light-gray chest, a black necklace, and a blue crest with a white face, while Steller’s Jays have a dark black-to-charcoal head and crest with a solid deep-blue body.
Steller's Jay Female vs Male: How to Tell Them Apart

Steller's Jay Female vs Male: How to Tell Them Apart

Male and female Steller’s Jays look almost identical, with the same deep blue body and black crest, so plumage is not a reliable way to tell them apart. The best clues come from subtle size differences and breeding-season behavior: males are usually slightly larger, more vocal, and more active in territorial defense, while females do most of the nest building and nearly all incubation.
How Long Do Cardinals Live? Cardinal Lifespan in the Wild & Captivity

How Long Do Cardinals Live? Cardinal Lifespan in the Wild & Captivity

Northern Cardinals have an overall average lifespan of 1–3 years because many die in their first year. Those that survive to adulthood usually live 3–5 years in the wild, while protected birds in captivity can reach 10–15 years or more. Their lifespan is shaped by predation, weather, food availability, disease, and human-related threats such as cats and window collisions.
What Do Cardinals Eat? Complete Guide to Northern Cardinal Diet

What Do Cardinals Eat? Complete Guide to Northern Cardinal Diet

Northern Cardinals are flexible omnivores whose diet consists of roughly 60–70% plant matter (seeds, fruit, berries) and 30–40% animal matter (insects and spiders). Seeds—especially black-oil sunflower and safflower—dominate in fall and winter, while protein-rich insects become critical during the spring and summer breeding season. Nestlings are fed almost exclusively soft insects for the first days of life.
Where to Hang a Hummingbird Feeder: Placement Guide for More Visits

Where to Hang a Hummingbird Feeder: Placement Guide for More Visits

This article explains the best place to hang a hummingbird feeder for both bird safety and frequent visits. The ideal height is 5 to 6 feet above the ground, which makes the feeder easy for hummingbirds to find and easy for people to refill and clean. A spot with morning sun and afternoon or dappled shade helps keep nectar cooler and slows spoilage.

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