Bird Watching

Endangered Birds of the World
Be Aware of the world's 190 Critically Endangered Species of Birds.
Critically Endangered is the Kakapo (seen to the left) in New Zealand. Featured here with pictures are: The Kakapo - White-winged Guan - Waved Albatross - Siberian Crane - Philippine Eagle - Eskimo Curlew - California Condor - Whooping Crane Now the Migratory Birds are threatened Don't let these birds follow the path of the Dodo Bird. Dodo Art Print Stecher, William Buy at AllPosters.com

Kathys Bird Watching
Kathy's Bird Watching
On those quiet days, yes I do get a few, I love to sit back and watch the birds in our backyard, there is nothing more relaxing. We don't do anything fancy and I am far from an expert, having to look up many of the different bird species. We've tried several types of specialty bird seed, nuts and fruit, but the only feed they like is the black oiled sunflower seed. Below are just some of the birds that drop by to visit, well maybe more that they drop by for a snack. We had a new bird in our...

DUCKS LOVE OATMEAL!
Feed ducks some oatmeal!
I always thought that ducks loved bread - you know the stuff, our left over hot dog buns, the white bread that has been sitting there for a few days, etc... WRONG! When going for a walk and looking for something good to feed the ducks, try grabbing a handful of the Quaker oats that have been sitting there for awhile to take with you.

Bird watching: A Novice Approach
Backyard Birds
When I was a kid, our suburban backyard was visited by fairly common birds for the area: Sparrows, Grackles, Starlings, Robins, and Cardinals. I remember my mom and her aunt competing in an annual ritual of "who saw the first Robin." Robins were, in their opinions, desirable birds. For some reason, Grackles were not. I understand it may have been because Grackles can be cannibalistic, but my mom adored hawks, and let's face it, they enjoy a songbird dinner, too. Now that I live in a more rura...

Backyard Bird Watching - Feeding Wild Birds in Winter
Winter Bird Feeding Supplies
One of the primary pastimes of winter in a colder climates is to be able to be indoors and look out a window and watch bird feeding stations. Feeding backyard birds in cold weather provides endless amusement all winter long. Winter tends to be the primary season for feeding birds all over North America, particularly in those areas where it gets cold and snow covered. For those experienced in feeding backyard birds, you've likely acquired lots of insight into the foods birds prefer. Most of us...

Bird Watching Equipment List for Beginners
Bird Watching
People of all ages enjoy seeking out the birds of their region, watching them in their natural habitat, and enjoying the songs they have to offer. Birds can be fascinating creatures with much to offer those who care to study their lives. Much can be learned from where they roost, how they fly, and what they sing. We can even go so far as to say that watching birds can reveal things about nature and the beauty that exists in nature. The best part about bird watching is that you don't need much...

Cute White Bird Houses
Find a sweet and shabby white birdhouse for your backyard
Are you searching for some pretty, white birdhouses to spruce up your backyard decor? Birdhouses are such a fun way to spruce up your garden's look and to invite the birds over to stay. Here you will find a large selection of birdhouses to make your backyard look snappy and maybe provide a home for some wild birds!

Recycled Plastic Bird Feeders Milk Jugs - Eco Friendly Green
Backyard Bird Watching
When you buy a backyard bird feeder, consider one made from recycled plastic milk jugs, recycled resin or glass. We ourselves use these and have since given up all of our wooden feeders, The recycled products are so much easier to clean and do not rot. You can also use a mild bleach and water mix on them which makes life easier! Never use bleach on metal parts, though!! Environmentally friendly bird items which will last longer than wood. These great products are made of durable recycled plas...

A Yellow Birdhouse For Your Garden
Pretty, Yellow Birdhouses to Brighten Your Backyard
Do you want to make your backyard a sunnier place? Add a yellow birdhouse to your garden to brighten it up. A birdhouse is a great way to improve your backyard's look. Yellow is a bright and happy color and a perfect choice. Find some favorite birdhouses in the happiest of all colors: Yellow! Details on this cozy yellow birdhouse

The great crested flycatcher
A Bird We Need
I was sitting on my porch and saw this bird in my maple tree. This is a first for me, I said what is that bird? This was different as it had a full crest on its head and a yellow underside. I went through all my books and Internet, and then there it was The Great Crested Flycatcher. Something new I was excited. There was 2 in the tree and they made a sound that I had not heard before. Then I wanted to know more. What do they eat? Pursues flying insects, some beneficial wasps but mostly pestil...