Think pot ponds, clever planting and small bird feeding stations — there’s no end to wildlife garden ideas for a compact ... or even a small hanging bird bath!’ A wall, fence or even the ...

But not just any bird bath will do. Consider these tips and ideas when choosing a water source for your yard. What kind? Traditional pedestal-style baths stand 2 to 3 feet high and often come in ...

Here's a few ideas for some "one of a kind" bird feeders. Turn a simple cup and saucer into a feeder. Some E-6000 adhesive works great to hold the cup, put on an angle, then put it in place.

Consider planting a Texas mountain laurel ... increase your chances of seeing a Summer Tanager by providing water at bird bath or drip, or listen for their pit-a-tuck call. Blue Jays are easily ...

and the company is now expanding its offerings with a smart hummingbird feeder and a smart bird bath, which should attract both the filthiest and thirstiest birds to your yard. Debuting through ...

The National Audubon Society suggests planting a border of native berry producing trees and shrubs, allowing your wildflowers to go to seed, providing fresh water in a plastic heated bird bath ...

Pick a spot in direct sunlight so moisture build up isn’t an issue. Make sure you don’t place a bird bath directly under the feeder to help keep it clean. Audubon recommends keeping feeders ...