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While we simply get out our heavy coats, hats, gloves and boots for the winter, our backyard birds go through some amazing changes to make it through the cold and snow. Behavioral Changes We can all notice some of the behavioral changes birds make during the winter months. Some birds migrate. The other birds that stay tend to congregate in…
Seed cylinder, cakes and bells contain seed, fruit, nuts and/or insects held together by an edible gelatin.
Often our customers, seeing our open barrels of peanuts (In-Shell Peanuts and Peanut Pickouts), ask us which birds eat peanuts?
Pause to consider the functions required of various birds’ feet: perching, clinging, walking, swimming, preening, carrying objects, egg rolling, mating displays, and even heat loss regulation.
Here’s a quick video to help you feel confident in identifying these similar-looking birds.
Many birds—not only orioles and bluebirds—enjoy mealworms and will benefit throughout the year from the protein, fat and fiber they provide.
Minnetonka Manager Carol Chenault shares how she readies her backyard for the change in seasons.
Most cats love watching small animals, especially when it comes to birds.
This holiday season, we are partnering with local artisans to offer high-quality, locally made products to our customers for holiday gift giving.
Each year, 350 million or more wild birds perish from collisions with windows in America. You can do something to help!
Learn about tube feeders including: advantages, types and helpful accessories.
Woodpeckers are attractive and outgoing members of our community of backyard birds. Occasionally, though, their pecking habits can create some conflict with humans. Never to worry—there are plenty of solutions you can implement to make sure that you and visiting woodpeckers can happily coexist.
