You know that hummingbirds love colorful flowers for the nectar. But you may not realize this plant, popular among Monarch butterflies, is a hummingbird fave.
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Lawns can be tricky to maintain, so finding yard damage can be frustrating. Here's how to tell if the perpetrator is a groundhog or something else.
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If a bear won't leave your yard, learn which agency to call for safe, humane help to remove the unwanted visitor — and to ensure it doesn't return.
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If the ground is covered in snow, it may be difficult for birds to find food. But you can help with a homemade treat made from a few simple ingredients.
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Bird feeders don't just have to be store-bought cylinders or trays. You can provide your feathered friends a juicy treat served on your repurposed rake.
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Refilling multiple bird feeders in the winter can be a joy. But if you've run out of birdseed, don't worry: You've got nutritious alternatives in your kitchen.
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Cardinals add joyous pops of color to a snowy or dreary winter background. It also happens you can provide more than just bird seed as winter progresses.
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Much like your other feathered friends, owls appreciate a nice dip in the bath. If you want to provide for these predators, you’ll need to make a change.
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A bear cub (or three) wandering into your yard can be adorable. But not only do you know mama is nearby, it can be surprisingly unsafe for the curious cub(s).
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Why buy sunflower seeds for your bird feeder when you can grow them? However, not all varieties of sunflower are created equally, as far as birds are concerned.
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A crow or two can be a fun sighting. Several crows, digging up your lawn, can be aggravating. But really, they're sending you a message to check your lawn.
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There are plenty of reasons why your yard might be swarming with flies, but what about solutions? There's one hack that some people swear by.
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Filling bird feeders for overwintering birds is a wonderful way to help when resources are scarce. Do it responsibly, or you could be doing more harm than good.
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There are plenty of charming small towns in Florida, but few are also positioned on the edge of the Everglades offering a wide range of wildlife opportunities.
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Bird feeders are great for attracting birds to your yard. But they can also attract squirrels. The 5-7-9 rule makes it much tougher on those arboreal acrobats.
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While many people are vaguely aware of Louisiana's incredible biodiversity, did you know there's a must-see 750-acre lake with hundreds of different species?
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A bird feeder can be an exciting addition to any yard, and this DIY option has the benefit of also being a unique bird feeder that adds some flair to your home.
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It's a good idea to keep birds from nesting on your porch, as they could damage it. Instead, redirect them to other nesting areas with this hack.
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Raccoons are pretty adorable, until they tear up your yard, knock over your trash, or raid your garden. Fortunately, there's a humane way to ward them off.
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The good news is wild turkey populations have rebounded dramatically. The bad news (for some ) is, that means they might make frequent visits to your yard.
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While migrating birds will likely move on during the fall, you'll still want local, overwintering birds to visit. One way is to provide them food and shelter.
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Few homeowners want snakes in their yard. Rather than live in fear, it's best to know the ways to keep snakes out of your lawn in the first place.
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Bird lovers know feeders need attention, and one method goes a long way toward keeping your setup clean, healthy, and ready for the next wave of visitors.
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You may have done everything to protect your bird feeder from squirrels and other critters, but overlooking this one task may invite pests in a different way.
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While it's easy enough to buy a metal or plastic bird feeder, it's kind of nice to make your own from natural materials in your own backyard or a nearby forest.
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Modern tech improves so fast, those tiny security cameras you bought five years ago are obsolete. Instead of tossing them, turn them into birdwatching tools.
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When winter arrives, food sources are scarce for overwintering birds. While feeders help, to really make sure they visit, plant this tasty cold-hardy shrub.
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