From forest edges and thickets on late spring mornings in the Northeast comes what sounds like an exhortation from across the ...

The Eastern Towhee (Pipilo erythrophthalmus) is an infrequent visitor to backyard bird feeders. Consider yourself lucky to see this large sparrow, with distinctive plumage, feeding on the ground ...

A female eastern towhee lays two to six gray eggs speckled ... sparrows and other birds.” Stock your feeders with black oil sunflower seeds, white millet, cracked corn and seed mixes, which ...

As of this writing, it’s logged 194 house finch visits, 83 California towhee drop-bys ... she said. “Most feeders are for enhancing [the available] food for certain species, but you could ...

A pair showed at the Clarks’ feeders during the recent blizzard ... Mid-Missouri birders need to keep a sharp lookout for a second towhee species — the spotted towhee. It is seldom seen ...

The rufous-sided towhee, with its striking plumage, is a somewhat secretive member of the finch family that flits from beneath vegetation to visit feeders or scratch around in garden litter.

Some of the birds caught snacking in her yard include dark-eyed junco, oak titmouse, and California towhee. Obviously, we had to find out which bird feeder camera she was having such great luck with.

Usually you’ll hear an Eastern Towhee before you see it. This common, colorful bird spends much of its time rustling around in the undergrowth, foraging noisily through leaf litter or creeping ...