Feeders & Foods

In today’s article, we are listing ten of the best finch food you can use on this popular pet. If you are a passionate birder, you know that finch birds are energetic, friendly, and relatively … Read more

My favorite part of the house is my full floor to ceiling glass window overlooking my green and red and yellow backyard garden. Some mornings, I have the privilege to watch bees buzzing around, butterflies … Read more

This article is about ten of the best parakeet food you can give to these lovely feathered pets. As a bird breeder, I am always impressed by the long-tailed feeders, vibrant colors, and the cheerful … Read more

One of the most popular birds is the cardinals. There is no way people can miss these predominantly red but sometimes exotic hues of brown and shades of yellows when they fly by anyone’s backyard. … Read more

Cardinals are one of the easiest backyard birds to attract and pleased. Most cardinals do not migrate far when the season changes so you will have these vibrant and beautiful birds coming to your backyards … Read more

If you want to be successful in your bird backyard feeding, you need to give high-quality fresh food all the time. This situation can be achieved if you know how to store the bird food … Read more

  Finches are beautiful birds. Although they are tiny, they are also among the most popular birds kept as pets and watched by bird lovers worldwide. There are many finch species in North America, and … Read more

There is no denying the importance of a birdseed catcher tray, especially in catching seeds and casings that are not eaten and dropped by the birds. It will help in keeping your backyard clean and … Read more

As a bird owner, I know how annoying it is to see how my birds have to compromise their eating portions because some squirrels try to take away their food. The squirrels learned how to … Read more

Are you wondering why the seeds from your bird feeders are gone, and nothing is left for your bird visitors? Well, these sneaky raccoons visit and forage your bird feeders. It may be a problem … Read more