The perfect placement of your bird feeder can make all the difference when attracting various species to your garden but sometimes there may not be an ideal branch or area to hang it. That’s where ...

Terra-cotta pots are a longtime favorite of gardeners and growers because they regulate moisture and permit air circulation ...

Audubon's collection of bird feeders, houses, bird baths, and accessories have been reviewed by our science ... It's easy to fill with our signature suet cake and comes with an attached hanger so it's ...

Whether you're a longtime birder or looking to start feeding your backyard birds, selecting a bird feeder is just the start of your journey ... If you have an open yard, McCarthey Tyrrell says to get ...

Photo by Suzette Paduano Northern Cardinals are a common and colorful visitor to feeders. An easy way that I stay connected to nature, even if I have a busy schedule, is taking a moment to look out a ...

An easy way that I stay connected to nature, even if I have a busy schedule, is taking a moment to look out a window and watch birds at a bird feeder. It is both simple and, in my opinion ...

Whether you're a longtime birder or looking to start feeding your backyard birds, selecting a bird feeder is just the ... not the garden center shepherd’s hook–and install a sturdy squirrel ...

I currently have many of the feeders on our list, and even though the squirrels may outsmart them they are still wonderful bird feeders that will serve you well. This attractive feeder, made in Ohio, ...

Classic bird feeders come in various designs, from hanging seed dispensers to suet cages, offering a range of foods to attract different species. Despite their charm, traditional bird feeders ...

Bird singing must be one of the most relaxing sounds. Or maybe you love watching colorful birds from your backyard and taking some pictures of them. Whatever the reason is, you should place a bird ...

There are four main types of garden feeders you can buy. If you’re in need of more advice on how or what to feed the birds in your garden, head to the RSPB website or take a look at more of our bird ...