“Black-oil sunflower seeds are a popular choice, both with a variety of birds and the humans that feed them. Nyjer thistle will attract goldfinches, peanuts will attract Nuthatches and Blue ...

Black oil sunflower seeds are recommended as a staple for attracting most birds, akin to a ‘cheese pizza’ that appeals to a wide range of species. “Bird feeding is such a wonderful hobby ...

She says the bear ate from a bird feeder and took a drink of water from a bird bath. Earlier this week a 69 News viewer shared video of a bear in Tilden Township, outside Hamburg. Officials say ...

With its large 3.7LBs seed capacity, this wild Bird Feeders can be filled with black oil sunflower seeds or a mix of shelled nuts, perfect for attracting various bird species, especially for the ...

The camera arrived pre-charged and ready to go right out of the box; I just needed to add some bird seed, download the free PeckPerk app to my phone, and connect the camera to Wi-Fi. You may like ...

Neonics—pesticides introduced to plants at the seed stage—act like an appetite suppressant for birds, making them lose weight within hours. White-crowned sparrows like this one are among the ...

A new seed treatment designed to keep birds away from freshly planted fields has received regulatory approval. Arkion life Science LLC. recently gained approval for its Avipel bird repellent from ...

But you don’t need to buy posh bird seeds from garden centres. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds says that pastry, cooked rice and ...

There's no need to purchase expensive bird seeds from garden centres. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds suggests using pastry, cooked rice, and breadcrumbs as occasional bird food ...

When the Big Ten expanded to 18 schools and became a bi-coastal conference with the additions of USC, UCLA, Oregon and Washington from the Pac-12, many of the on-field questions centered around ...

That’s sometimes what it feels like when your neighborhood squirrel simply will not stop raiding your bird ... using seeds they’re less fond of, such as safflower seed or thistle.