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Bird feeders bring tons of avian pals into your yard, but there are quite a few benefits to adding this to your landscape ...

Protect your bird bath from ice damage — adding this $2 item will allow bird to enjoy it all winter long ...

Want to watch feathered friends up close? Then check out this ‘smart bird bath.’ But is the high-tech capture device a ...

Birds need water to drink and bathe in. Find out how to make a simple bird bath, using a terracotta pot and saucer.

Which bird baths are best? If you enjoy birdwatching, a bird bath is an easy way to draw many different types of birds to your yard. Since their advent in the 1800s, these garden ornaments have ...

Do you love watching them? Or do you just want your garden to be lively with the chirping of birds? If you do, then consider a bird bath for your garden. A bird bath is a basin containing water used ...

A number of us who feed birds in the winter stop feeding during the summer because of plentiful natural food and to break the connection between bird seed and rodents. If you miss the action provided ...

Get garden torches, stools and bird baths for your outdoor space where you can spend some leisure time, say experts. Coming face to face with nature is the most relaxing thing. Well, you can’t escape ...

Birds require water not only for drinking but also for bathing, which aids in keeping their feathers clean and in optimal condition for insulation and flight. A well-kept bird bath can transform into ...

It turns out most people keep bird baths and feeders in the wrong area of their garden, and no birds will go near them unless you take a minute to do a simple task in the morning. Most of us are ...

Right before dawn, black-chinned hummingbirds splash every morning in a three-tiered bird bath at Greg and Janna Gibbons’ home near McAllister Park. Orchard orioles stop by on their way south in late ...