You don't need to buy a bird feeder when you can easily repurpose one of your old or used plant pots. It's a very simple DIY project that won't cost much money.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Feeding birds in winter helps your feathered friends stay nourished at a time when food such as seeds and insects are scarce. Filling your ...

Do you find birds delightful? Love getting a close look at their pretty colors? Or perhaps the sound of birds chirping relaxes you? Placing a bird feeder in your yard can make enjoying feathered ...

Poke or melt holes through the bottoms of your plastic containers, and thread about 4 inches worth of twine through each hole. For each one, make a sturdy knot (tied 2-3 times), and on the outside of ...

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Less food is available for birds in the colder and darker days of the year, so people are encouraged to provide supplemental food for birds in the winter months. Setting out bird feeders with ...

Select independently determines what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more. Do you find birds delightful? Love getting a close look at their ...

Seeds aren't always enough to draw birds once temperatures drop. A high-energy alternative can transform a silent winter yard into a flurry of activity.

We have had the pleasure of watching downy woodpecker parents feeding their recently fledged offspring at our suet feeder in Essex. The inexperienced youngsters cling to the wood deck railing, ...