In addition to being cute, these tiny birds can eat up to 2,000 insects per day. Their favorite bugs to snack on include aphids, ants, mosquitoes, and other pests that many gardeners struggle with.

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The Northern Cardinals and Tufted Titmouse are enjoying the variety of seed in this hot pepper bell-shaped seed blend. The best part is… no squirrels, raccoons, or bears since those critters can ...

A: I'd say your birds are going to be fine. Research shows that the birds we see at our feeders aren't totally reliant on the foods we put out. Instead, they find the majority of their daily ...

Parr says instead of pesticides and herbicides, let birds do their job to eat insects and grass seed in your garden. “Birds are pretty good pesticides,” says Parr. “They eat a lot of insects.