Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Using A Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeder
Anyone who sets a bird feeder out worries about squirrels intervening and grabbing all the seed. But some squirrel-proof solutions may do more harm than good.
Read MoreAnyone who sets a bird feeder out worries about squirrels intervening and grabbing all the seed. But some squirrel-proof solutions may do more harm than good.
Read MoreJust like humans, birds get stressed out by loud noises. So if you want them living in your noisy yard, be sure to get birdhouses with this specific feature.
Read MoreDon’t toss that empty olive oil bottle — turn it into a charming DIY bird feeder for your garden with just a few simple supplies and some birdseed.
Read MoreIt's annoying when neighborhood birds swoop in to feast on recently sown grass seed. Try this handy, natural trick to prevent them from eating your hard work.
Read MoreDid you know hummingbirds need to sit a minute? Particularly when they're waiting for their turn to eat. Craft a rustic perch swing using two common items.
Read MoreSpotting wolves in the wild is a once-in-a-lifetime thrill for many. This wolf, once declared extinct, is making a slow comeback in one part of North Carolina.
Read MoreYour carton of morning OJ doesn't have to go into the trash when you're done with it. Draw more birds to your yard by using it in this clever birdhouse DIY.
Read MoreMost of us have kitchen cupboards overflowing with mugs and teacups. Show off the ones you love but can't use by transforming them into charming bird feeders.
Read MoreDon't be intimidated by growing a ground cover as a grass alternative. This flowering option grows easily and best of all, it can attract hummingbirds.
Read MoreA birdbath doesn't have to just stand alone in the middle of your yard. Make it the centerpiece of your garden by framing it with tall flowers that birds love.
Read MoreBasic nesting boxes are a great way to bring songbirds to your yard. But they get toasty in the summer, so it's worth making a few upgrades to cool things down.
Read MoreWoodpeckers are beneficial and fun to watch. But if they're pecking trees or other structures you'd rather they didn't, head to the kitchen drawer for a fix.
Read MoreCleaning your birdbath regularly is essential, but it's tough to get all the stains out. Head to the medicine cabinet for a safe, effective sparkling clean.
Read MoreWhile there are a lot of birds people hope visit their yards, pigeons are not one. They're messy and spread diseases. Fortunately they hate this condiment.
Read MoreAttract more hummingbirds to your yard with this easy DIY swing project. It’s a simple way to add charm and bird-friendly fun to your garden.
Read MoreSetting up the perfect hummingbird feeder, only to have it attacked by an endless stream of ants, is frustrating. Head to the garage or kitchen for an easy fix.
Read MoreWhen winter approaches, don't just clean your birdhouse out for the next nesting season, consider winterizing it so it can be used all year long by local birds.
Read MoreBird feeders don't just attract your feathered friends — they're also pretty popular with rats. Fortunately, one essential oil will keep those rodents at bay.
Read MoreHave squirrels invaded your yard or conquered your garden? Well, there's a simple solution that'll chase these rodents away while helping out your lawn.
Read MoreBirdhouses are sturdy, but they still experience wear and tear due to use and the elements. Consider repairing and upgrading your houses when cleaning them.
Read MoreEven the perfect birdhouse can be too easy for predators to access. Adding these three elements, and taking one away, will help keep your bird guests safe.
Read MoreIf you've got a tropical or tiki vibe going on on your patio or in your backyard, DIY these easy, custom bird feeders to help complete the laid-back theme.
Read MoreSquirrels playing around the yard can be fun to watch, but you don't want them on your balcony. There are several ways to deter them from plants and furniture.
Read MoreYes, birdhouses look a little like ours. But just as ours have special features to keep us comfy, a bird's house needs specific, unique designs to stay dry.
Read MoreWhile there are a lot of ways to DIY a bird feeder, few of them are fully edible. This clever little hack gives your old apple a new purpose for hungry birds.
Read MoreYou've bought or made the perfect birdhouse with the right entry hole and no perch. But it turns out you're not done. Which direction you mount it matters.
Read MoreUnfortunately, bird feeders don't just attract songbirds. They can also draw in pesky crows. But there's a clever trick you can follow to keep these birds away.
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