The placement of your bird feeder matters. Here’s how to bring all the birds to your yard while keeping them safe, healthy ...

If you've spent the time making your yard more attractive to birds, it's likely you've got a couple of nests. But sometimes ...

To keep birds safe, take care when placing your bird feeders, according to the Lab of Ornithology. An estimated 100 million birds are killed in collisions with window glass every year, the group says.

There is something undeniably joyful about watching birds flit between shrubs in the landscape or perch on seed heads in a ...

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How to feed safely in your yard when there's bird flu. Ann Lovejoy. Special to the Kitsap Sun. Many of us gardeners enjoy watching birds flitting about our beds and borders, especially in winter.

The black-capped chickadees coming to your seed feeders get 20 to 25% of their nourishment there. There is research to support the numbers. Those birds have a usual nesting territory of 6 to 10 ...

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And scientists that analyze the data also want to know how watching birds impacts your sense of well-being. There is an $18 fee for participating in Project FeederWatch.