Many gardeners enjoy watching birds in their gardens. We asked experts to recommend different ways of attracting birds to the yard all season long.

Learn three ways you can attract Blue Jays to your backyard!

Bluebirds, cardinals, goldfinches and other songbirds can make a wonderful addition to any yard, whether you live on a farm in the Midwest or in a garden apartment in New York City. Not only is it ...

Which plants can I grow to lure birds to my garden? Consider native species that attract and maintain bird populations. Native plants have evolved together with our local birds, and these plants are ...

People love watching birds, there’s no doubt about it. There are 96 million birders in the United States. If you’re ready to give this hobby a try, a good place to start is learning about the small ...

Ever notice how a quiet yard suddenly comes alive when birds drop by? Their visits bring color, music, and a surprising bonus: natural pest control. Birds are more than just pretty visitors. They help ...

It won't be long before back yard birding enthusiasts tote out tons of seed and suet in the annual effort to attract flocks of feathered friends. Birds will have their pick of tasty morsels ranging ...

After dozens of dead waterfowl were discovered near Patchogue this week and an Aquebogue duck farm was forced to euthanize about 99,000 ducks last month, Long Island experts and community members ...

A tufted titmouse visits a backyard feeder. Like chickadees, titmice often snatch a seed and retreat quickly to nearby branches to eat it. Credit: Bob Duchesne I just spent three days in my backyard ...

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