FILE - A tufted titmouse grabs a seed from a snow covered bird feeder during a snowstorm in December 2020 in North Andover, Mass. Mark Herz: This is GBH’s Morning Edition. If it’s feeling spring-y to ...

It's also a common ingredient in wild-bird seed mixes, including the one I'd been pouring into my feeder. There's just one problem: Most common backyard birds won't eat it. In its backyard bird ...

There are plenty of birds chirping, nesting, and looking for food now that the weather is warming up, so we're turning to Rochester's experts for a beginner's guide to better backyard bird feeding.

Prep your yard for the Great Backyard Bird Count with native perennials, clean water, smart feeder variety, and safe habitat layers. Small changes now can attract more birds, boost biodiversity, and ...

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At first glance, feeding the birds might seem pretty straightforward — buy a feeder, get some seed and watch the birds flock to your yard. The reality, however, is that there are several things a ...

Birds that naturally and usually migrate will do so regardless of how many bird feeders might be filled with top-quality seeds. According to Cole’s Wild Bird Products Co., the long-held, widely ...

While Michigan deals with an outbreak of a deadly avian flu, spring bird migration is also about to peak, which may have some backyard bird watchers unsure whether to keep filling up their feeders.