A bird feeder can attract a delightful variety of avian visitors, but if certain precautions aren't taken, they can also become more trouble than they're worth.

Having bird feeders and birdhouses around the yard means some will outlive their purpose. Don't toss them: Give them new life with these creative upcycles.

Spring time means the birds-a-chirping and the squirrels-a-stealing. Prevent pests from pilfering with these solutions for ...

Let's be honest: there's no such thing as completely squirrel-proof bird feeders. But you can cut down on squirrels' visits ...

Discover six mistakes attracting squirrels to your yard. You can resolve them easily and keep these troublesome critters away ...

Noticing rats in your garden? Your bird feeder could be the culprit: spilled bird feed attracts pests like rats, even leading ...

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My friend Trip Lamb’s recent photographs from Africa reinforced for me the value of vicarious ecology, which I define as enjoying someone else’s outdoor experiences. Vicarious ecology offers ways to ...

Watching birds visit your backyard feeder brings joy to countless homeowners, but when acrobatic squirrels monopolize the food supply, frustration quickly sets in. These persistent rodents can empty a ...

There is something special about looking out over your yard and seeing it full of movement. Beyond their beauty, birds play an important role in your landscape. They help control insects, pollinate ...