Why I Prefer Homemade Bird Food Mixes Over Store-Bought
There is something quietly magical about watching birds flutter and hop around your backyard, pecking at little bits of food you've set out for...
The Birds That Visit My Garden and What They Teach Me
There is something oddly soothing about watching birds flit around your garden. Maybe it is the way they move — quick darting here, a...
Watching Wild Birds Up Close: What Feeding Them Taught Me
There is something oddly comforting about sitting quietly in your backyard, watching wild birds flit about just inches away. It is a small world...
The Things I Adjusted After Watching How Birds Use My Feeders
Let me tell you something about birds. They are brilliant little creatures. Watching them flutter around your backyard feeders is a simple joy, but...
What I Learned About Birds by Making My Own Feeders
When I first thought about making my own bird feeders, I imagined a quick craft project sprinkled with a little mess and maybe a...
What I Wish I Knew Before Starting a Backyard Bird Feeding Hobby
Starting a backyard bird feeding hobby felt like such a simple idea at first. Throw some seeds into a feeder, watch the birds flutter...
Setting Up a Bird-Friendly Space at Home: What Worked for Me
I never thought that a few simple changes around my house could turn my backyard into this lively, feather-filled paradise. Honestly, I just wanted...
How I Spot Common Birds Even in Busy City Parks
Have you ever stood in the middle of a buzzing city park and heard a bird chirping overhead and wondered, “What on earth is...
My Experience Identifying Birds by Their Unique Flight Patterns
I never thought watching birds could get me so hooked. Like, seriously hooked. It all started on a random Sunday morning when I decided...
Simple Bird Feeding Mistakes I Made and How I Fixed Them
So, I decided to invite birds into my backyard for a little daily birdwatching party. Simple enough, right? Grab some seeds, hang a feeder,...
There I was, on my very first birdwatching walk, armed with nothing but a half-charged phone, a borrowed pair of binoculars that smelled faintly...