Birdwatching Basics

Tufted Titmouse with a sunflower seed Read more

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Seed Eaters
Seeds provide plenty of nutrients, and birds evolved unique beaks and seasonal strategies to benefit from their abundance.
Wren with dragonfly food Read more

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Insect Eaters
Insectivorous birds are not only fun to watch, they serve an important role in the ecosystem, eating millions of tons of bugs every year.
Nectar sipping hummingbird Read more

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Nectar Drinkers
Learn more about nectar-feeding birds: They've found a way to utilize high-energy food to fuel their high-energy lifestyles.
Bird singing among the summer brambles Read more

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Attracting Birds in Summer
Summer is one of the best times to spot birds in your yard — and creating an inviting environment can have big impact on the birds you can attract.
European Robin Read more

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Bird Names
Robins, Blackbirds and Warblers, oh my! Why do birds share a name when they are not closely related?
Singing Prothonotary Warbler Read more

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Songs vs Calls
Do you understand what the birds around you are saying to each other? Learn more about bird songs and calls and their meanings.
Birdwatchers in a variety of locations Read more

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Birdwatching Community
Birdwatching strengthens communities, boosts economies, and fosters conservation efforts through appreciation of nature and mindful action.
Is a Pileated Woodpecker a dinosaur? Read more

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Linking Birds to Dinosaurs
Are there dinosaurs in your backyard? Modern birds carry on the dino legacy, having evolved from theropods millions of years ago.