Are there any blue woodpeckers? (Answered!)
The idea that a blue woodpecker exists may stem from the fact that many common birds bear some of the traits also seen in woodpeckers.
My posts on backyard birds throughout the US and Canada.
The idea that a blue woodpecker exists may stem from the fact that many common birds bear some of the traits also seen in woodpeckers.
Georgia’s diverse backyards provide a wide variety of habitats for birds. Georgia has almost 350 different bird species. Taking the time to identify the birds in your backyard can be a fun pastime and a way to learn more about the natural world. The following is a list of some of the most common backyard…
backyard birds are just different shades of brown, black and gray. Because there are so many birds with the same size and color, it can sometimes be hard to tell them apart.
The birdlife of the more southern states is quite different from what you would normally see up north in the US. However, the birds that actually visit your backyard bird feeder in Texas do include many of the same birds as you would see in Minnesota, New York, and even in Maine! This is because…
Doves are quite popular birds and they look beautiful too. But one of the worst things that they are associated with is a mess. Have you ever noticed that the mourning doves can leave behind a complete mess around your backyard or patio? Yes, the mourning doves poop a lot. The mourning doves have a…
From cardinals to woodpeckers, there are many different backyard birds in Oklahoma. If you live in Oklahoma, then take a look at this list to make sure you know which ones stay around your home:
Have you ever wondered what birds you are looking at through your windows day in and day out? What that little “blue woodpecker” is? Or what the small crested gray bird is called? Then you have come to the right place! Because I have gone through a lot of data from the crow sourced FeederWatch…
gh the most common backyard birds in the state of Alabama. I will tell you what and where they eat, how to identify them, what bird feeder and what seeds to use if you want to attract them and lots of other fun facts!
Sometimes, we need a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life. For many people, this means going outdoors to take in the beauty of nature. With all the different types of birds across the world, there’s plenty of beauty to be seen with a feeder in your backyard. In this post I will…
Whereas the Mourning Dove and Carolina Chickadee are seeing a slight decline, they are still more prevalent in North Carolina than most other states. The remaining birds, and especially the Carolina- Wren and Chickadee as well as the woodpeckers are becoming more common in backyards.