Backyard Birding – Page 7

A Recipe for Suet Dough

This peanut butter and lard suet dough recipe from Julie Zickefoose is popular with woodpeckers, jays, titmice, nuthatches, chickadees, sparrows, […]

By the staff of Bird Watcher’s Digest April showers bring May flowers—and baby songbirds. Invariably, some will fall out of

Build an Easy Box for Golden-fronted, Red-headed, and Hairy Woodpeckers Download detailed plans you can use to build your own

We feed hundreds of birds both summer and winter at our cabin. Unfortunately, we do not visit the cabin as

Keep Your Seed Fresh With a ‘First In First Out’ Technique Tube-type feeders are favorites of backyard bird watchers, goldfinches,

I feed the birds all winter here in Missouri. We help each other survive the cold, snowy months. Do I

Attract Birds and Protect Seed With a Simple and Effective Feeder Design The more places birds can feed in your

This baffle prevents squirrels from accessing a hanging feeder from above. Two metal salad bowls, one 10-inches and another 18-inches

The Shell Game One of the lesser-known ways to attract birds is by putting out eggshells. Female birds, drained of

Birdbath and fountain: sound and motion make for special allure A home-made garden sculpture at a fraction of the retail

Create a winter shelter for wildlife in your backyard High on the list of important microhabitats you can create for

Keep your birdbath water warm all winter long When winter comes to our farm, the daily ritual of feeding our