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Bluebirds returned to our yard after years—thanks to one simple change! Read about our journey of attracting a nesting pair, setting up protections, and
Continue reading "Our First Bluebird Nest: How We Attracted a Nesting Pair After 8 Years"
I awoke in the early morning to find that a bird had made a nest in my pine tree near my deck. I could only think of previous years when this had happened,
Continue reading "Do Mourning Doves Mourn the Loss of Their Baby "
Each spring, a pair of mourning doves return to the same hanging planter at Tully River Quail Co. to raise their young. Dr. Bob and Denise share their
Get Your Coat on Because we have 15 reasons why you would want to keep birdwatching in winter that you may not know about.
Continue reading "Bird Watching in Winter: What You Don't Know You May Miss!"
Discover how Northern Cardinals construct and build their nests and the roles each bird plays in the process of raising young.
Continue reading "Northern Cardinals - The Art of Bird Homes"
A mother dove nested in a Blue Spruce tree in our yard, bringing us a front-row seat to her family's spring journey. Here's our story. In mid-April, I
Continue reading "Doves Nesting in Spruce Tree New Beginnings"
Should You Bake Bird Seed to Keep it From Sprouting Can it Hurt the Nutritional Value What You Need to Know.
Continue reading "Baking Bird Seed - Should You? Let's Discuss This Topic"
Have a Question about Bird Feathers? We dive into Everything You Would Want to Kow About Them.
Continue reading "The Fascinating World of Bird Feathers: Nature’s Masterpiece"
Discover how the Painted Bunting's brilliant colors help in attracting mates and explore their nesting, feeding, and migration habits.
Continue reading "The Painted Bunting: North America's Most Colorful Bird"
Migrating Hummingbirds, When to Stop Feeding, When They Migrate and Where They Go.
Continue reading "Migrating Hummingbirds Don't Take Your Feeders Down Too Soon"