Why You Should Offer Peanuts to Birds Peanuts are like a secret weapon for people who love feeding birds. Your feathered ...

With so many bird species visiting our gardens and a variety of feeders and food options available, it can be tricky for ...

Columnist Bill Danielson explores the challenge of identifying individual birds and the rare moments that make one stand out ...

This, paired with my constant pursuit of answering life’s unanswered questions, has led to an investigation some are calling ...

Mixtures of peanuts, nuts, and dried fruit attract woodpeckers, nuthatches ... back feathers Shivering to create body heat Hunting for food; maintaining a calorie surplus Fluffing their feathers ...

Black-backed woodpeckers are specialists at surviving in burnt-out landscapes, where they make their nests in trees and forage for food (Credit: Morgan Tingley) While some species might adapt to ...

"The recovery of the red-cockaded woodpecker exemplifies the power of public-private partnerships in achieving significant conservation milestones," said Dr.Mark Berry, senior vice president of ...

3. Woodpecker’s skulls have a bone that acts like a seatbelt. The bone wraps around the skull. The “seatbelt” protects the skull and the brain. 4. The beak is designed differently than most ...