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Birds can be found in all corners of the world, from rainforests to deserts and everything in-between. Maryland backyards are no exception.What is the most common backyard bird in Maryland? That is what I will guide you through in this post! First, take a look at the table below and see if you recognize any…
One of the main challenges when participating in outdoor activities, whether it being camping, hiking, skiing, at home, or a weekend trip of bird watching, is to keep an ideal body temperature. Anyone who have gone camping in the winter and experienced an overnight stay outside in a tent, shelter or tarp, will inevitably have…
In this post we will look into the top 30 most common birds in the state of Minnesota and we will dive deeper into the top 12 birds with descriptions that will teach you identification of backyard birds of Minnesota, where they come from and how to feed them.
A study conducted by the National Audubon Society found that there are over 8,000 bird species in the world. That’s an incredible number of birds to learn about and even more to identify! Thankfully, we’re here to help you out with a few of your most common backyard birds in West Virginia. Many people in…
In this post, I will list the 30 most common birds in Missouri backyards. For half of these, the top 15 birds, I will give you detailed descriptions and advice on how to identify them and attract them to your bird feeder. The state of Missouri is a wonderful place for bird watching. With more…
Wyoming shares birds with many of the nearby states such as Idaho, Nebraska and Colorado. Some of the more unique bird of Wyoming include the Eurasian Collared Dove, the Black-billed Magpie and the Pine Siskin. In this post I will answer questions such as: What are the most common backyard birds in Wyoming? What is…
The state of Tennessee has some really amazing backyard birds to show! If you have a bird feeder in your Tennessee backyard, it is very likely that you will observe beautiful birds such as the Northern Cardinal, the Tufted Titmouse and the Downy Woodpecker as these are in the top 4 of most frequently visiting…
n the last 30 years, especially four species have been dominant in Maine backyards: Black-capped Chickadee, the Mourning Dove, the American goldfinch and the Blue Jay. Despite their high total numbers, some have been more widely present at feeder than the others.
Maybe you have heard about birds that are not able to fly, but have you ever considered that there are also birds that cannot walk?
In the state of Rhode Island, the Black-capped Chickadee is the most frequent bird feeder visiter, and then comes the colorful Northern Cardinal, Blue Jay and Downy Woodpecker! Over time, we see that most backyard birds are doing well in Rhode Island, with most species generally increasing their presence at bird feeders.