The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) reports that over 140 bird species have been observed in British gardens, but only 30 are considered regular visitors.

Looking to attract some feathered friends to your back yard? Here's some guidance on building your own bird garden.

Other important tips to create a bird-friendly garden include: Avoiding the use of pesticides and herbicides which can sicken ...

This is the time of year when, at the end of dusk, the dim Little Dipper, or the Litter Bear, floats straight upward from Polaris, which is the bright star at the tip of the handle. Look due north to ...

This common biennial with sticky seedpods influenced one of the most useful modern fasteners while also serving as a food ...

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is urging people to be careful about the type of food they put out in their garden in hot weather.

That’s the reality awaiting visitors at Draper Wildlife Management Area in McConnells, where an 806-acre sunflower spectacle ...

Rather than purchasing a standard bird feeder from the hardware store, DIY your own out of recycled delivery materials, ...

Goldfinches and sparrows are among the birds that will eat coneflower seeds, although they’re not alone. Sunflowers. ... Common sunflower is native across much of the United States.

I enjoy watching the birds that visit my feeders and have thought about how different each species acts. That may cause some ...

Black oil sunflower seeds can attract up to 40 different species of birds and are reasonably priced. You can buy them shelled or unshelled. The unshelled packages are less expensive, ... including ...