If you see a Cooper’s or Sharp-shinned Hawk in your yard, consider taking down the bird feeder for a few days. Cardinals at a feeder are easy prey for a hawk. Removing the feeder will encourage the ...

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It can be frustrating when grackles and other blackbirds wreak havoc on feeders, gobbling up enormous amounts of food and ...

In my Bird Buddy review, I was impressed with the high quality of the photos and videos taken by the feeder's camera. I could see all sorts of details on the sparrows, finches, cardinals ...

Cardinals enjoy foods rich in carotenoids, such as berries, wild grapes, apples, and safflower seeds homeowners place in feeders. Cardinals enjoy foods rich in carotenoids, such as berries ...

Fall has definitely revealed itself! That means the wild bird activity in your back yard and at your bird feeding station is ...

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Kaylynn lives in Piney Flats near Boone Lake and sees plenty of birds and other wildlife at her home. She shared photos on my ...

A: It certainly sounds like raccoons are the culprits — they’re good at standing on their hind legs and tipping nectar feeders so they can slurp up the fluid. You could try bringing in your feeders in ...