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  • 1 week ago | birdsandblooms.com | Emily Hannemann |Kimberly Kaufman |As a teenager |Kirsten Schrader

    11 Adorable Pictures of Juvenile Birds Leaving the Nest Published on May 28, 2025 Spring and summer are the seasons of the juvenile bird! Warm your heart with these too-cute photos of young birds out in the big world.

  • 2 months ago | birdsandblooms.com | Sheryl DeVore |Kimberly Kaufman |As a teenager |Kirsten Schrader

    House SparrowThis sociable bird was introduced from Europe to New York in 1852. It’s common throughout most of North America, although its numbers have declined both here and abroad. The male house sparrow has a gray and rusty crown with pale cheeks and a black bib. It nests in man-made cavities, including streetlights and gas station roofs (and often competes with bluebirds for nest boxes).

  • Oct 31, 2024 | birdsandblooms.com | Sheryl DeVore |Kimberly Kaufman |As a teenager

    Courtesy Marsha Boissy“How do I keep bees away from my hummingbird feeder?” asks reader Darlene Clay of Myerstown,  Pennsylvania. Feeders filled with sugar water attract hummingbirds. But sometimes, not-so-welcome guests, including ants, wasps and bees, crawl into hummingbird feeders and create problems. For frustrated backyard birders, it may be tempting to use pesticides or insecticides to deter bugs.

  • Oct 29, 2024 | birdsandblooms.com | Purbita Saha |Kimberly Kaufman |As a teenager |Megan White

    What Are Owl Pellets? A tight ball of fur and bones lies in the leaf litter under the evergreens—a telltale sign that an owl is nearby. The nocturnal raptors cough up these grisly artifacts at their roosts once a day. After snatching up a rodent or fellow bird, they swallow their prey whole, squeezing together the indigestible bits in their gizzard and discarding what’s called an “owl pellet.” Or in other words, owl puke.

  • Sep 30, 2024 | msn.com | Kimberly Kaufman |Kirsten Schrader

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