LANSING — The backyard birds are back but with avian influenza being widespread, is it safe for people to fill up their wild bird feeders this spring? Experts from Michigan State University ...

Depending on where you live, there are many types of beneficial birds you want in your yard. And with these birds come eggs. Finding these shelled beauts or even a nest in your backyard is a normal ...

Experts say it's generally safe to use bird feeders this spring despite the prevalence of avian influenza, particularly if feeders are kept clean and users don't have backyard poultry. If unusual ...

A lot of planning, time and money go into attracting and feeding backyard birds. But making your space appealing to them with food and plants they love is only one part of the equation.

Among the creatures most visibly impacted are backyard birds. As weather patterns shift, these avian visitors experience challenges that affect their survival and behavior. Understanding these changes ...

There's nothing quite as delightful as getting a visit from a little backyard bird. From bluebirds to woodpeckers to hummingbirds, these avian beauties add music and movement to yards and gardens all ...

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All products are in stock and all prices are accurate as of publication. This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Lasell chapter. Birds in our backyard have much to offer in ...

I was hosing bird droppings—a staggeringly copious amount of them—off my front stoop when I saw one author of the mess parked on a powerline above my house. In rapid succession, pitch-perfect ...