The Black-Eyed Junco

The black-eyed Junco is a beautiful bird that has a slate-grey back, wings, tail, chest and head. The belly is white, as are two feathers on each side of the tail. Slate-grey Juncos are easily spotted. When they are in flight, the tail flashes white. Also included are the directions for making a suet ball birdfeeder and an image of the black-eyed junco.

Submitted By Mary M. Alward

The Great Blue Heron

This article tells of the feeding and nesting habits of the great blue heron, as well as other interesting information about the birds and their cygnets.

Submitted By Mary M. Alward

The Eastern Screech Owl

Have you ever heard the term, "screech like a banshee?" This phrase is often used when describing the screech owl. Though this article focuses mainly on eastern screech owls, it has a small bit of information on other owls, such as the western screech owl, owls in general and the great-horned owls.

Submitted By Mary M. Alward

How to Attract Hummingbirds and What to Feed Them

Want to attract hummingbirds to your yard this spring? This article explains how to attract hummingbirds using strategic placement of your feeder and how to maintain your feeder...

Submitted By candicep

All about Robins

Learn all about Robins, where they live, size, what kind of eyesight they have, what they build their nests out of and more.

Submitted By Mary M. Alward