Category: FAQs

Anyone who has hummingbird feeders in their yard probably noticed the same behavior from hummingbirds: they can be surprisingly aggressive.  With their tiny size and flashy feathers, these...

Birds have been associated with spirituality and symbolism for centuries. They fly high up into the sky, symbolizing freedom, strength, hope, and love. Due to their high flying and soaring...

Helping an injured or abandoned bird is the mark of a caring person. Before you rush in to help, though, you should make sure you know the best way to do it. Use our helpful guide to turn good...

Carolina wrens are small birds found in the East and Southeast of the United States, as well as parts of Mexico. They’re not afraid of approaching man-made buildings, so they might be easier to...

Bringing more house wrens into your yard isn’t very hard if you know what they like. You don’t even have to worry about setting up a lot of feeders, since they prefer insects. You can also use...

The northern flicker is a gorgeous species of woodpecker with a distinctive red cheek and black bib. They’re great visitors to backyards both because of their plumage and because they can help you...