Backyard birds

Avoid common backyard birding mistakes with these tips. Improve your bird-watching setup for a more successful and enjoyable experience.

New to birding? Start with the basics. Learn to recognize 15 common backyard birds, and discover ways to attract them to your yard.

9 Flowers That Will Attract Songbirds - Cosmos Many bird species love their seeds, Marigolds While better known for deterring pests, their seeds can attract birds once the flowers have died. Amaranth Mostly Known for their grain-like seeds that appeal to many songbirds. Zinnias : These vibrant and colorful flowers beautify your garden and attract insects, drawing in insectivorous birds. Safflower – Its seeds appeal to cardinals and other backyard birds. Bachelor’s Buttons

If you want to attract lots of colorful birds to your yard, it's important to make sure there are a number of different colors represented in your home and landscape. Here, the colors to use to attract different birds to your garden.

Pictures and information about the most common backyard birds in Pennsylvania. We also include tips on how to attract these birds to your yard. #birdwatching #backyardbirds

There are things you can easily do to turn your backyard into an inviting oasis for your feathered friends. Invite more backyard birds with these tips! #backyardbirds #featheredfriends #attractingbirds #birds

Some people say you should not feed birds in the summer and yet many people do feed birds year round. So should you feed backyard birds in the summer? How do you decide?

The Complete Guide to Backyard Birdhouses: Attracting Feathered Friends Unlock the secrets of a bird-friendly backyard with "The Complete Guide to Backyard Birdhouses: Attracting Feathered Friends."

If you want to attract lots of colorful birds to your yard, it's important to make sure there are a number of different colors represented in your home and landscape. Here, the colors to use to attract different birds to your garden.

There are over 400 kinds of birds in Ohio, and many of them can be seen from right at home! Here are 40 of the most common backyard birds living in Ohio.