What Garden Birds Need in June – 5 Ways to Support Them Through Breeding Season and Beyond Want to keep backyard birds fed, hydrated and safe from predators? These strategies are a must Homes & Gardens · Jun 4
3 ways to attract doves to your garden – create a sanctuary for one of nature’s best vacuum cleaners It's so easy to welcome these gentle birds Ideal Home · May 22
5 Things Hummingbirds Need in May – to Help Support Them During Nesting Season Hummingbirds are active across much of the US in spring and will stop in the backyards bursting with resources Homes & Gardens · May 16
I asked 2 ornithologists about the surprising way hummingbirds use spatial memory to find feeders — and how to attract more of them to your yard Unlocking the mystery of how hummingbirds find feeders (and how to attract more to your yard) Tom’s Guide · Apr 30
Create Safer Nesting Spots for Backyard Birds – 3 Expert-Recommended Alternatives to Traditional Birdhouses Find out if your birdhouse is actually hazardous Homes & Gardens · Apr 3
Hummingbirds Are Returning, but They Don’t Want Your Bird Bath – These Charming Creatures Prefer a Gentle Mist Discover how to give hummingbirds the spa experience they yearn for Homes & Gardens · Mar 28
These 3 Common Mistakes Are Making Your Bird Feed Moldy – Fix Them Now to Protect Your Garden Wildlife Don't let your feeder become life-threatening to the birds in your yard Homes & Gardens · Mar 16
Birds Aren’t Stopping in Your Yard Because Your Feeder Is In the Wrong Place – a Wildlife Expert Reveals Where to Place It Instead There's so much to consider when choosing the perfect spot Homes & Gardens · Feb 27
The 5-Minute Trick Wildlife Experts Say Will Have Robins, Cardinals, and Sparrows Flocking to Your Garden – All You Need is a Shovel By digging a small hole you can attract so many more backyard birds Homes & Gardens · Feb 6
American Robins Go Crazy for This 1 Superfood That’s Probably Sitting in Your Pantry – Put It in Your Bird Feeder and They’ll Visit All Winter Long Raisins are high in energy, perfect for keeping these charming birds warm in winter Homes & Gardens · Dec 12, 2025
Can you take down your hummingbird feeder in winter? An expert says it depends on where your live Don’t make this fatal mistake: Hummingbirds still need feeding in winter, but it depends on where you live Tom’s Guide · Dec 5, 2025
'Don’t Put Hummingbird Feeders Away for Winter' Urges a Bird Expert – They’re a Vital Resource, but Only if Properly Maintained Migrating hummingbirds rely on feeders in certain states during the coldest months Homes & Gardens · Nov 27, 2025
Can you leave your hummingbird feeder up all year? Experts say it all depends on migration Can you continue to feed hummingbirds through winter or should you take down your hummingbird feeder? Tom’s Guide · Sep 23, 2025
How to attract orioles to your yard – 4 expert suggestions on what food to provide to welcome these vibrant creatures You may want to switch traditional seed feeders for sweeter treats to encourage these winged visitors Homes & Gardens · Jul 5, 2025
Homes & Gardens · Jun 15, 2025 'Chirp-cuterie' boards are our latest bird feeding obsession – you can recreate this delightful backyard trend in 5 easy steps Put out a bird buffet and watch a wide range of species arrive in your yard
Homes & Gardens · Jun 1, 2025 How to feed birds – 5 avian expert-approved methods to support garden wildlife There's a lot more to it than just hanging up a bird feeder
Tom’s Guide · May 24, 2025 This simple nectar recipe will attract hummingbirds to your yard — an expert reveals all If you want to look out for hummingbirds in your gardens, these are the expert-backed tips that will keep them fed well.
Woman & Home · Aug 10, 2024 How to attract birds that eat slugs for natural pest control, according to wildlife experts Why not utilise the wonders of nature to help with your persistent pest control problems?
Homes & Gardens · Jul 15, 2024 How to help garden birds in summer – 5 expert tips for providing food and safety Doing these things will encourage and support birdlife in your yard