Wild Turkeys: What To Do If You Spot One In Your Yard
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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreWhile 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.
Read MoreFew 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.
Read MoreBird 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.
Read MoreYou 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.
Read MoreWhile 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.
Read MoreModern tech improves so fast, those tiny security cameras you bought five years ago are obsolete. Instead of tossing them, turn them into birdwatching tools.
Read MoreWhen winter arrives, food sources are scarce for overwintering birds. While feeders help, to really make sure they visit, plant this tasty cold-hardy shrub.
Read MoreThis beautiful preserve in the Magnolia State protects hundreds of native plant and animal species while also providing a quiet escape for nature lovers.
Read MoreThis Utah state park is the largest island in the Great Salt Lake — but, what it's really known for is it's host of abundant wildlife and species.
Read MorePutting a bird feeder out in winter is a great way to attract and help your feathered friends. But there's more you should do, all winter long, to keep it safe.
Read MoreBright red cardinals (and their mates) against a white field of snow is a joyous sight. A few tweaks to your feeders will make them attractive all winter long.
Read MoreOwls are nearly magical creatures that also act as nature's pest control. So of course you want to play host to one or a few. It's easier than you might think.
Read MoreA clever upgrade can stop pesky ants from invading your hummingbird feeder. A simple change protects the nectar and keeps backyard visits peaceful.
Read MoreIf you see a mouse in your yard, there are dozens you don't see. Keep them out of your yard, garden, or shed with pleasant (to us) scents you may already have.
Read MoreA creative upcycle project turns a common thrifted lantern holder into a charming outdoor feature that makes your yard more welcoming to local wildlife.
Read MoreGardeners are raving about a stylish glass hummingbird feeder that adds charm to outdoor spaces while drawing in more of these colorful backyard visitors.
Read MoreMany birds continue to seek out birdbaths throughout the winter. You can raise a glass to your flying visitors, then save the corks for this handy trick.
Read MorePlanting hummingbird friendly plants isn’t just about pretty flowers: You want a mix of blooms and food sources. That’s why these 12 bushes are so tempting!
Read MoreThere are lots of myths about mosquitos, but one presiding falsehood about these pests has some people confusing its bite with the sting of something else.
Read MoreHere's everything you need to know about what to do if you happen to find this new, invasive species of hornets in your yard or garden area.
Read MoreCrows are beneficial, smart birds. Too many around your birdbath can scare off songbirds and make for a messy yard. Safely and kindly send them on their way.
Read MoreSkunks get a bad rap: They're actually pretty adorable, and they eat mice. But you may unwittingly be inviting them to hang out in, and tear up, your yard.
Read MoreA bear cruising past your yard once is kind of thrilling. A bear repeatedly visiting to tear apart garbage cans or worse is no fun. Here's what to watch for.
Read MoreProtecting your yard from raccoons is a lot like childproofing a home: Look at it from their angle and cover all your bases, from your roof to your lawn.
Read MoreOne man's trash is another bear's treasure, and your garbage cans contain a tasty buffet for them. Here's how to keep them out of your cans with a simple tool.
Read MoreBears don't only steal picnic baskets; they may be coming for your compost too. So, make sure you avoid this huge mistake and keep your yard bear-free.
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