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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.
In the last few years, backyard bird watching has become very popular in Indiana – and for good reason! Watching birds from the comfort of your own garden is an exceptionally undervalued experience and it is so easy to get started. The absolute most numerous backyard birds in Indiana are: The House Sparrow, The House…
With its North-eastern location close to the sea, the state of Massachusetts is an ideal location for bird feeding all year. The types of birds observed at bird feeders in the suburban gardens of Boston are representative of backyard birds observed throughout the states of New England. The state of Massachusetts is home to more…
Whether you live in St. Louis, Springfield, or Chicago, you really don’t have to plan a trip to the Sand Ridge or Shawnee state forests to see incredible wildlife in Illinois! Lots of fascinating birds are already jumping around in your yard or eating from your bird feeder. But maybe you ask yourself – what…
Have you ever wondered if chickens can spit or droll? Or maybe you wonder if your pet parrots use saliva to digests their food? Well, then you are in the right place as I will answer these questions in this post!
What are the most common backyard birds in Hawaii and how often do they occur at bird feeders? This question will be answered in this post on Hawaiian garden birds!
As an ornithologist who has primarily studied parakeets in the wild, I often come across questions regarding other birds, particularly those frequently seen in our backyards. One such question that has gained much attention in recent years is: Do Blue Jays kill their babies? Blue Jays, with their striking azure feathers and raucous calls, are…
In the vast tapestry of the avian world, the behaviors exhibited by birds, particularly their parenting tactics, can be surprising to even seasoned biologists. Finches, small passerine birds with vibrant colors and endearing chirps, are no strangers to captivating the attention of enthusiasts and ornithologists alike. Many are familiar with their striking appearance from woven…