Suet is raw fat taken from cows or sheep - and birds love it as a food source. Here's how to use suet so your yard can become ...

Feeders, bird baths and backyard poultry enclosures can be sources of salmonella and bird flu (avian influenza), public health experts said.

The height of your feeder will also impact the species of birds that will hang out there. Ground-feeding birds, such as ...

Make your backyard an oasis for birds with these easy tips: add bird feeders, birdbaths, squirrel deterrents and shrubs or trees to nest in. Even easier: Just leave a bit of plant debris for birds ...

Reports show a loss of three billion birds in the last fifty years. There are simple ways to help save local songbirds, although it may mean taking down your backyard bird feeders and bird baths.

For people who enjoy backyard birds, there’s no joy quite like looking outside on a winter’s day to see their bird feeders bustling with Northern cardinals, blue jays, black-capped chickadees ...

Slow bird flu and salmonella spread at feeders, bird houses and bird baths Health experts recommend cleaning feeders and bird baths at least once every two weeks and taking them down during outbreaks.