One simple, expert-backed change can make your backyard a welcome pit stop for traveling birds.

That neat, satisfying fall cleanup you have planned for this weekend may be the worst thing you do for the birds in your yard all year. The brown stalks, shaggy grasses, and faded flower heads you ...

Attract more birds to your backyard this fall with feeders, native plants, birdbaths, safe windows, and expert tips for ...

You can attract birds to your yard by providing food, water, and shelter. Use separate feeders for different seeds to reduce waste and competition among birds. A birdbath should have a gradual slope, ...

Bird life is one of the best features of a lively, thriving garden. Knowing how to make your yard more inviting to birds is one of the best ways to support them and provide a safe environment. Not ...

Everybody needs a warm bath!

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Roughly 90 birds in two Northern California backyard flocks have tested positive for avian influenza, or avian flu, the USDA ...

Wildlife photographer and ornithologist Tim Laman shares his advice for getting started—right in your own backyard.

A bird flu case in Kittitas County prompted warnings from state officials urging flock owners to protect their birds.