Angela Tague

Brown-feathered wrens are a song bird you'll want to hear singing. Keep reading to discover where these birds live and how to attract them to your yard.

Wild bluebirds are a show-stopper with their bright blue feathers and orange chests. Keep reading to discover where these birds live and how to attract them to your yard.

Nuthatches are tiny birds easily identified by their trademark "upside-down" habit. Learn more about this unique trait and how to attract nuthatches to your yard.

Titmice are gorgeous songbirds that don't migrate — meaning you can see them year round! Keep reading to discover where these birds live and how to attract them to your yard.

Thrashers are shy birds that are excellent at mimicking other songbird songs. Learn more about these speckled birds and how to attract them to your yard in this guide.

Thrushes is a broad category of wild bird that includes bluebirds, catbirds, roadrunners, and more. Learn more about these songbirds and how to attract them to your yard in this guide.

Grosbeaks are a species of bird defined by their thick beaks. And not all grosbeaks are related! Keep reading to learn where these colorful birds live and how to attract them to your yard.

The Gray catbird is found in Central and Eastern US states and as far west as the Rocky Mountains. Learn more about attracting this feisty songbird to your backyard in this guide.

Mockingbirds can mimic over 200 songs and sounds, including machinery, frogs, and other birds! Learn more about this sneaky songbird and how to attract them to your yard.

The Northern cardinal is easily recognizable by its bright red feathers. Learn more about this colorful songbird and how to attract it to your yard in this guide.

Woodpeckers are fascinating birds that you should encourage to your yard. Keep reading to discover where these birds live and how to attract them to your yard.

17 types of finches call North America "home." Learn more about these colorful songbirds and how you can attract them to your yard in our latest blog.

Blue jays, with their unique markings and unique sounds, are a bright spot of color in your yard. Discover where these birds live and how to attract them to your yard in this blog.

Chickadees are tiny songbirds that use their melodies to warn others of danger. Keep reading to learn where these petite birds live and how to attract them to your yard.

Bird watching has positive affects on mental health and can help deepen relationships. Learn more about the mental health benefits of bird watching and how to get started in this guide.