Speaking of chickadees, these familiar species are a favorite source of art, and the image of a plump bird on a branch is common. This plump appearance in winter has an important function.

Your kids might think that birds simply disappear for the winter. But plenty of species don’t actually migrate south during the cold months; others might be making your neighborhood their winter ...

‘Purdalee prue’If on your travels you stopped by a majestic stand of aspens, you’d undoubtedly hear the peeping and honking of nuthatches. These spry little birds move about the trunks of trees ...

If the winter in your area becomes especially harsh, the birds will appreciate your efforts in adding an extra feeder (or two!) to your yard to help them get through times when lingering snow ...

For some birds, a wide-open field is the only place they are comfortable, and they spend their life avoiding trees. Some of these field birds probably never sit on a tree branch. Their special nich… ...

So food and warmth are critical for them. “On a frosty night of -5C or -10C, in the morning you can find birds frozen to the branches,” says McMenemy.“If they aren’t eating well and can ...

Many people in New Hampshire feed birds only during the cold and snowy winter months. NH Fish and Game recommends that all bird feeders be taken down by April 1 to avoid issues with bears leaving ...

Winter bird watch reveals Schuylkill’s most common species ... A tufted titmouse sits perched on a branch at Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025.

This time of year, birds are easier to see on bare branches and you’ll have the run of some of the best viewing spots. Shop. Browse our Maine-Made Gifts and More. Adventures. Browse our Workshops and ...