Whether it's for the delightful song or the attractive colors, it can be a joy to have birds visit your garden. Some bring additional benefits -- for example, there are several types of birds you'll ...

Yards that include mature trees and native plants are critical rest stops for the millions of birds that migrate through the ...

Frustrated growers tired of seeing wild birds devastate their fruit crops are turning to raptors to patrol their fields, orchards and vineyards. This ancient predator-prey relationship is creating ...

Native trees and flowers in your garden will bring in more birds than ever before. Learn which native plants are best for ...

Attract cardinals by learning what food cardinals like to eat. Offer seeds and berries, and grow native plants and shrubs for ...

It's not a colorful or elegant bird, nor does it sing anything that could be described as pleasant. Its feathers are drab. Its beak droopy, and its long-legged gait is so gimpy that it was cursed with ...

"Birds naturally fear raptors, and pretty soon the targeted birds figure out they're not safe and find someplace else to go," Felger says. European starlings are Public Enemy No. 1 for most fruit ...