Mother Nature's Bird Feeding Community

06/04/2026

What you should do if you find a cowbird egg.

Your instinct may be to remove it, but experts say the best thing to do is let nature take its course.

05/28/2026

Want to turn your backyard into a haven for birds? Here are some great tips.

To turn your patio in a bird haven, provide plenty of food, shelter from predators, and water for local birds to enjoy, along with these other tips.

05/27/2026

Skip the airport lines this summer and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature right in your own backyard. Create your perfect Birding Staycation with quality birdseed, feeders, and a comfortable place to relax. Bird More. Relax More.

05/26/2026

Placing a penny or two in your bird bath will make it safer for birds.

Keep visiting birds happier with this time-saving hack

05/21/2026

New birding tools and apps can help you quickly identify birds by sight or song, track your backyard visitors, and even keep your own life list of species you’ve spotted.

'A great thing about birding is that there are no set rules as to how you go about it,' writes birder Ted Down

05/19/2026

The birds who call our backyards home bring colour, song, and life to every season.

In springtime in North America, purple martins spread joy as they return to their nest boxes — is that enough motivation for us to ward off an avian housing crisis?

05/14/2026

What should you do if you find a huge pile of feathers in your backyard.

With warmer weather comes the unwanted random pile of bird feathers in your yard. Here's what to do if you come across the unsettling sight.

05/12/2026

There are plenty of common myths out there about backyard birding that can lead to confusion. Let’s bust 4 popular backyard bird myths and set the record straight!

Birds also won't abandon a baby if you touch it.

05/07/2026

Think your backyard is bird-friendly? It might be worth a second look. Some everyday materials can actually pose hidden risks to the birds you’re trying to support.
Here are 4 common culprits to watch for—and simple ways to make your space safer for your feathered visitors.

From dryer lint to loose yarn, these damaging materials could be hiding in plain sight