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Cardinals live in the Northeast, Southeast and Midwest regions of the United States, and remain stationary all year round. You can identify a cardinal by comparing the characteristics of this bird against other birds in the area.
Hello, welcome to Expert Village. My name is Wayne Petersen, director of the Massachusetts Audubon Society Important Bird Areas Program and we’re here this afternoon at the Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary in Marshville, Massachusetts. Next we...
The Northern Cardinal, often referred to as a Red Bird, can be found along the eastern half of the United States from Maine to Florida and as far west as Arizona, New Mexico, and California. Cardinals remain in the same area all year and do not migrate...
Cardinals, or "redbirds" as they are often called, are large, sturdy birds that need a sturdy surface to feed from. They often feed on the ground, but a solid feeder filled with their favorite goodies is sure to attract them to your yard.
The regal cardinal is a deep, scarlet red making them distinguishable from many other birds. Similar in shape to a blue jay, they aren't nearly as annoying, but just as lovely to look at. Also known as Northern Cardinals, they are non-migratory, so they...
The Northern Cardinal, often referred to as a red bird, is a year-'round resident of the northern U.S. This striking bird brings to the yard a splash of brilliant color that is unrivaled by its paler cousins. Attracting and keeping a pair of cardinals to...
Enjoy bird watching from the comfort of your own home. Set up your home and yard to attract a large variety of birds beyond that of the common crow. Sit back and relax with your favorite pair of binoculars.
Picture yourself sipping a hot cup of coffee while relaxing on your back porch swing, enjoying the sights and sounds of wild birds in your backyard. The graceful birds with their bright colors and beautiful songs turn any backyard into a peaceful oasis...
Hello, welcome to Expert Village. My name is Wayne Petersen, director of the Massachusetts Audubon Society Important Bird Areas Program and we’re here this afternoon at the Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary in Marshville, Massachusetts. Next we...
Creating a bird feeding area is fun and educational for children and adults as well. It can be a welcome alternative to television, and a low-cost way for family members to spend time together. Whether you live in an urban area or the country, in an...
The world of birds is filled with complex communication and beautiful sounds. It's possible to recognize different varieties just from the sound of their voice. Learning bird calls is a fun hobby but it takes a lot of patience at first. There are ways to...
Wild birds add beauty and color to a garden, and by feeding the birds you are making a positive contribution to songbird populations. Here's a quick and easy guide to picking out the best birdfeeder that's right for you.
Amaze everyone you meet in your travels to Kentucky with your knowledge of both obscure and well-known state facts and trivia. Follow these steps to impress your boss, friends and even your children and grandchildren.
Feeding birds in the wintertime can be educational and entertaining for your family. Birds can benefit greatly from supplemental feedings from feeders, particularly in the harsh winter months. Knowing which bird seeds to offer various species of birds is...
Choosing the right inhabitants for your aquarium requires a bit more thought than simply matching their colors to your couch. Follow these simple steps to fish bliss.
When everything gets gray and barren outside with the deep chill of winter, it is especially thrilling to see little birds jumping about looking for food. If you are seeing them, it is usually because there is a food source nearby. As winter goes on...
Create a flock of birds using nothing but pipe cleaners. You can use pipe cleaners to make birds in a variety of colors and shapes just by cutting and twisting pipe cleaners into different shapes. Follow these tips to make a pipe cleaner bird.
Hello, welcome to Expert Village. My name is Wayne Petersen, director of the Massachusetts Audubon Society Important Bird Areas Program and we’re here this afternoon at the Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary in Marshville, Massachusetts. Next we...
The cardinals, finches and other wild birds that flock around your home are searching for food. Wooded areas and grassy spots on your property offer a limited amount of food for these colorful birds in the spring and summer. You can draw a diverse...
If Mexican bean beetles are a problem in your green bean garden, they can end up destroying a large portion of the bean patch in less than a month. Still, there are ways to control Mexican bean beetles. Here's some tips and techniques to get rid of those...
Amaze everyone you meet in your travels to Virginia with your knowledge of both obscure and well-known state facts and trivia. Follow these steps to impress your boss, friends or even your children and grandchildren.
One challenge of nourishing hungry birds during wintertime is keeping the squirrels out of the birdfeed. Squirrels have abundant sources of food but the birds need to eat white millet, milo, cracked corn, suet, sunflower seeds, wheat and other types of...
For those with allergies or aversions to animal sounds and smells, fish can make some of the best pets. They are quiet, beautiful and low-maintenance. If you plan to become a long-time fish owner the first thing you need to learn is the ins and outs of...
Another activity that kids have a lot of fun with is feeding birds in the winter. It's kind of exciting because you get to see a lot of really colorful birds, they stand out in the snow and you can do games with the kids where, you know who can see the...
Birds build nests to keep their eggs warm and dry. They also camouflage their homes to hide them from predators. Whether you're an avid birder or just out for the occasional nature hike, you may be lucky enough to stumble upon a nest of wild bird eggs...
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