As winter fades and spring approaches, birds begin to exhibit fascinating behaviors in preparation for the new season. These changes are driven by the increasing daylight and warmer temperatures, which signal to birds that it's time to start their spring activities. Here are some key behaviors you might notice..
Winter may seem like a quiet time for bird watching, but it's actually a great season to spot some unique and beautiful birds. Here are the top 10 winter birds you can look out for in January:
As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, many birds embark on incredible journeys to find warmer climates and abundant food sources. December is a fascinating time to observe these migration patterns. Let's explore what you can expect to see this month.
Halloween is over, and you might be wondering what to do with your leftover pumpkins. Instead of tossing them out, why not turn them into bird feeders? It’s a fun and eco-friendly way to give your pumpkins a second life and help out your feathered friends. Here’s how you can transform your Halloween pumpkins into delightful bird feeders.
Birdwatching is such a peaceful and rewarding hobby! Creating a bird-friendly habitat in your yard can bring a variety of feathered friends right to your doorstep. Here are some fun and easy tips to help you design a welcoming environment for birds.
Winter brings a unique set of challenges for birdwatchers, ranging from freezing temperatures to reduced daylight hours. However, with the right preparation and mindset, winter birding can be an incredibly rewarding experience. Let’s explore common challenges faced by birdwatchers during the winter months and discuss practical solutions to enhance your cold-weather birding adventures.
November is a fantastic month for birdwatchers. As the leaves change colors and the air gets crisp, many bird species embark on their incredible journeys southward. Whether you're a local birder or a traveler seeking the best birding destinations, this guide will help you discover where to go and what species to look out for during this wonderful season.
Winter is just around the corner, and it's time to help our feathered friends get ready for the cold months ahead. Birds need a lot of energy to stay warm in winter, and one way we can help them is by keeping food fresh, dry, and most importantly, available.
Partnering with the Cornell Lab, Wingscapes is ready to inform and inspire bird enthusiasts about the importance of backyard birding, as well as how fun and simple it can be. This partnership offers a unique combination of education, expertise, and creative products to help the for the birding community enjoy the birds visiting their backyard.
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My favorite time and money saving gadget of all time
Review by Alan L. on 20 Dec 2024review stating My favorite time and money saving gadget of all time
My last one survived 7 long years in every weather extreme possible, and finally died. Just as well, never liked the color on the old one, now they have a range of colors. I opted for reddish, perfect for my Hollywood balcony. Looks really nice.
Think about it, 7 years, in burning sun, driving rain and the internal motor just kept right ...Read MoreRead more about My last one survived 7 long years in
on cranking away. Timer / clock behaved flawlessly the whole time, too. It's built like a tank, really. Whoever designed this deserves an award. Plus, it's modular, so assembly is easy.
The real reason for one of these is saving time and money, wild bird seed isn’t always cheap. Seems like it holds about a 10 lb bag’s worth of seed. So I can fill up the transparent storage compartment and forget about it for quite a while.
The genius thing is, you can set the dispensing time from 1-6 seconds, so if more or fewer birds show up, you can easily adjust the timer so as to not waste birdseed. Mostly I'm getting a dedicated population of doves and finches. Read LessRead less about My last one survived 7 long years in
Review by Jennifer C. on 29 Mar 2024review stating I’m Happy if the Bids are Happy
This feeder is ideal for my family cabin. I enjoy birdwatching, but only visit once a week. I can fill it and know that the seed will drop four times a day. I fill it again every Friday.
Review by Linda J. on 17 Jan 2024review stating Great little BirdCam
This compact birdcam is great for photographing birds at my feeders. I had a much larger Wingscapes birdcam in the past but that camera stopped working and the wildlife cam I bought as a replacement never matched the quality of the Wingscapes camera. This new birdcam is even better than the first one I had.
Review by Lisa P. on 6 Oct 2023review stating Love the new colors!
I absolutely love this bird feeder! It is my fourth one, and now with the new colors I love it even more. My birds love it too; they show up like clockwork three times a day and the cardinals are here all year! I just gave one to my contractor and he too said the birds are learning to come at feeding time (he has his set to run four times a day). ...Read MoreRead more about I absolutely love this bird feeder! It
Planning to give a few as Christmas gifts this year… we are a family of bird lovers:dove_of_peace:️😇 Read LessRead less about I absolutely love this bird feeder! It
Review by Frank H. on 29 Aug 2023review stating This feeder is great. Once
This feeder is great. Once or twice a week I fill it up so it saves me from going everyday. The raccoons and squirrels can not open it up. This is my second feeder, the motor went on the first one which lasted 3 years. Usually a feeder last 1 year in my yard.
