Northern Cardinals are celebrated for their lovely distinctive songs and their beautiful coloring. They are typically found along the eastern coast of the United States, but have been spotted as far as Arizona and New Mexico. If you want to awake every morning to the beautiful melodies of Northern Car
Read Full StoryThere is something so relaxing - so soothing - about watching birds nest, feed and go about their daily lives. I get hours of pleasure watching the different species of birds make a home in my garden - and you can too. Not only will you get the enjoyment of watching nature first hand, you will also be
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I am wanting to build a bird house that replicates a family members house, but I am having trouble finding supplies for the outside of it. I would like the shutters, chimney, siding, etc. The bird house will be kept outside. Any ideas on websites or catalogs would be greatly appreciated.
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Feeding ‘Marti’ a fledgeling House Martin with a wing that hadn’t grown properly, she was successfully re-introduced to the wild after five weeks once she was able to fly.
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Salvaging material like an old table to make something new out of it and learn tips for making and welding yard art in thisfree welding video. Expert: Christopher D. Ramirez Contact: www.driven-concepts.net Bio: Christopher D. Ramirez is a performance mechanic for Tampa Bay’s Driven Concepts. Christopher specializes in performance upgrades and modifications to cars and motorcycles. Filmmaker: Adolph Ramirez
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I have this Weather Gage which I got for Christmas. It’s sitting here on my desk. It came with a Remote Wireless Sensor that reads my Outside Temperatures.
But, I need to buy a SUN-Proof Bird House to keep 100% of the Sun’s Rays from hitting my Weather Sensor…..or I will get False daytime temperature readings.
So where do I buy a Bird House?
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Ok i’m the kinda girl that likes bright colors. I picked the color for my room to be a really light tan. And I only did it because I wanted to put a bunch of brightly colored things in my room for decoration. If I put a thick stripe of bright blue and the bottom, will it matter if i put a bright yellow pencil holder or something like that in my room? I really want to do wacky things in my room, like hang a bird house i painted in it and have a bunch of really bright colors. So my question is if i put that bright blue line at the bottom will i still be able to decorate with all the other colors? without it looking horrid?
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hi i was thinking about getting 2 pigeons but i have a lot of questions.
I have a flock of chickens and i was wondering if i could add pigeons to the coop. The pigeons would live in the top of the coop that is right now used 4 storage but if i put bedding and a feeder in waterer in it could i house pigeons in it. the storage area is a 4 ft by 4 ft room that is accessed by a latter, the hens live under it and they aren’t able to get inside the area. iv heard that chickens give pigeons diseases but if they aren’t interacting just in the same coop would they still be able to get diseases form each other?
also could a pair of pet pigeons live together in a regular bird house of or is that to exposed to predators?
with is better a male n female or 2 females (males fight right)?
is it better to buy adults or eggs?
most of the adult pigeons ive seen cost like each because they are from breeders but is it possible to get them cheaper?
Were do you get hatching pigeon eggs, ive looked on eggbid and ebay and other websites but haven’t found any. Is it ok to let the pigeons out for the whole day to fly around and then lock them up at night?
can i feed pigeons chicken food or is this unhealthy
i know nothing about pigeons so dont worry im gonna do i lot more research before i get them
thanx
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i just live in 9 -storey building and i stay on the 8 floor.i will make a nest and keep it on my window pane.i will put food and water and i will decorate with leaves and branches.if i don’t keep any bird house or nesting box will the pigeon nest there in my nest and lay eggs?
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This is directly outside our living room window looking into our backyard. I had the window open to take this video.
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I have six blue bird boxes at my home in Connecticut. Each winter the boxes are taken over by a families of field mice that I clean out each spring. When I clean them they are pretty disgusting and smell like urine. Since the mice have started adopting the bird houses for their winter homes, I have had very few blue birds or other birds choosing to use the boxes. Does the use by the mice keep the birds away? Any suggestion on how to keep the mice out? Should I prop the boxes open for the winter so they are less attractive to the mice? Thanks
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I live in the south eastern area and was wondering where to put my bird feeders. There is a lot of construction going on around my house (front and back). Right now I have two tube feeders (storebought) and one platform made out of a frisbee. The tube feeders are under a tree in nice cover and another one is under a tree with little cover so I can see them (this is the tree where most of the birds nest). The platform feeder is on my deck near the tree that the birds nest in. Are these good spots, should I change any? I’ve had them up only for about two days but have seen no birds. Should I give it more time or is the construction freaking them out. How can I get the birds to notice it? Also, what is a good time to find a bird on the feeders?
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Hummingbirds are fun, entertaining, full of energy and it’s easy to attract hummingbirds.
