While many birds fly south for the winter, there are a few species that like to hang around, and making them a natural feeder ...

Poke or melt holes through the bottoms of your plastic containers, and thread about 4 inches worth of twine through each hole. For each one, make a sturdy knot (tied 2-3 times), and on the outside of ...

According to the Fish & Wildlife Service, 35% of Americans consider themselves backyard birders. Attract more birds with this ...

Untreated scrap wood can be useful for all kinds of projects. Get your creative juices flowing with these 10 ideas for DIY ...

In the winter, when food from plants and insects is scarce, non-migratory birds are more reliant on bird feeders than in other seasons, especially when the ground is covered with snow. Keeping bird ...

If you want to invite more birds and wildlife into your garden without spending much money or time, making your own bird feeders is a simple and rewarding way to do it. Easy DIY bird feeders can be ...

Birdwatching is oh so relaxing, but you don't always want to travel for it. Bring all the birds to your yard instead with these bird feeders.

The days are getting shorter, and many places are feeling more of a nip in the air. Some birds fly south to warmer temperatures as the last leaves fall from the trees. Others, though, opt to stay put ...

Cakes of suet in a suet bird feeder will help sustain your avian friends through the winter. My mother gave me this recipe for making cakes for a suet bird feeder. Save the fat trimmings from beef, ...

When it’s frightfully cold outdoors, cardinals, blue jays, finches and woodpeckers could use your help. Natural food sources such as insects, fruits and seeds are long gone, so your bird feeders could ...