In the winter, birds search for nutrient-rich food. Planting the right shrubs and berries in New England gardens can help feather friends survive.

Is bread bad for birds? Experts explain why feeding birds bread can do more harm than good—and what to offer instead to keep your feathered friends healthy.

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Sir David Attenborough's BBC special Wild London explores how peregrine falcons, urban foxes and pigeons thrive in the ...

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Bird enthusiasts can attract small birds, such as goldfinches, to their garden during the colder months with just three ...

Ever notice how a quiet yard suddenly comes alive when birds drop by? Their visits bring color, music, and a surprising bonus ...

The bright yellow American goldfinch is a favorite of backyard bird-watchers. Discover how to attract these birds with their ...

Unlike foxes and cats, robins are a welcome sight in British gardens. With much of the natural world in hibernation, seeing these delightful little birds is especially exciting in the dead of winter.

Plenty of people like the idea of having feathered friends pop round for a visit, and there's a straightforward method you can use to tempt them over. Something many don't realise is that whilst birds ...