Gardening expert Monty Don has claimed that here is one thing people should never put in bird feed as it may attract rats and squirrels. In Gardeners' World magazine, the horticulture expert said ...

You may think there’s no need to feed birds during the fall, but if you want them to find your home in winter, start feeding in autumn. The birds who visit feeders in fall are scouting ...

Many of birds’ favorite foods are actually more abundant in fall. Summer weeds ripen with seeds by October. Many berries only begin to emerge in late summer or early winter, and insects are plentiful.

Now you know what you shouldn't feed birds, you might be left wondering if you should feed them at all... We can reassure you that it's a wonderful thing to do all year round - especially in the ...

I regularly write about why it's a bad idea to feed foxes, chipmunks and other wildlife. Yet I also write about the joys of backyard birds, and their importance as ambassadors of nature.

Butterball's new Cook from Frozen turkey doesn't require any thawing, brining, or basting, making it a convenience hack that ...

Feeding birds makes you happier. It's a scientific fact—one that folks who already provide food for birds know well. Birds can provide countless hours of entertainment. But as much fun as they are to ...

Gardening guru Monty Don has warned that there is one item people should never include in bird feed as it could attract rats and squirrels. In Gardeners' World magazine, the horticulture expert ...

I began feeding birds when I was about 6 years old. Mom would hand me a plastic Wonder Bread bag ... my curiosity about other birds and how they feed. Dark-eyed juncos prefer small food types ...

When it comes to what to feed birds from the kitchen we’ve got 10 foods you can serve and 5 others that aren’t safe for birds. If you want to know what to feed birds from the kitchen you aren’t alone.

I hope you’ve found this guide on what to feed birds in the winter useful! Have fun and do remember to report back here and let me know what birds you have seen in your garden! PS: here’s how to ...