Knowing what type of shelter, food, and environment cardinals prefer could entice your red feathered friends to move in. Offering dense, varied foliage with nesting materials is a good start.

Capt. Daniel Yancey, Chaplain for 6th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment "Shadow of the Eagle" along with the help of volunteers created the “Cardinal’s Nest” to offer Soldiers a place to ...

Male cardinals with their bright red feathers can make your yard festive all year round. They feed on caterpillars, which can ...

Bob Janssen’s 2019 edition of his essential book “Birds in Minnesota” shows few counties in the state that do not see cardinals year-round today. There are nesting records in Cook County ...

Safflower seed will do the trick. The hard shell deters starlings and grackles but is enjoyed by other birds like the Red-Bellied Woodpecker, Northern Cardinal, Blue Jay, and Tufted Titmouse in ...

The location, shape and construction of a nest is as good a way to identify a species as is feather colour or song is to ...

Under the Red, White and Blue billowing over Cardinal Stadium, 190 Corning Union High School 2024 graduates took their seats before a standing-room-only crowd of friends, family and school staff ...

Bald eagles, which began nesting in December, and vultures, hawks and owls may sit on eggs for 30-50 days, Incubation time for robins, cardinals, bluebirds and other songbirds takes 10-14 days ...

By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist I’ve always been enamored about Kentucky’s state bird, the Northern Cardinal, often called the “redbird.” The songbird has held the symbol distinction since ...