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CHICAGO — Annette Prince peered between glossy downtown buildings: ”There’s a bird in that grate.” Sure enough, sitting very still in the rain was a tiny white-throated sparrow, so drenched you could barely make out its canary-yellow face markings. The bird was too dazed to move — an easy target for the hungry seagulls that were patrolling the area. Prince looked up at the nearest skyscraper, ...

Annette Prince peered between glossy downtown buildings: ”There’s a bird in that grate.” Sure enough, sitting very still in the rain was a tiny white-throated sparrow, so drenched you could barely make out its canary-yellow face markings. The bird was too dazed to move — an easy target for the hungry seagulls that were patrolling the area. Prince looked up at the nearest skyscraper, with its ...

Have you ever looked at an old punch bowl that has recently been crumpled and dustied on your shelf and wondered, “What else could I do with it?” Let us share with you a fantastic idea: transform an old punch bowl into a bird bath that not only welcomes birds, but also serves as a […]

Are you a nature lover who needs a simple yet rewarding project to complete? This article will show you how to make a simple yet rewarding birdhouse from everyday materials.As a general rule, we’ll walk you through the process of designing, building, and installing a birdhouse using readily available items. If you want to become […]

Circa Central Park on West 110th Street, has become a death trap for birds that fly straight into the bright glass windows.

New York government buildings are turning off all non-essential lighting after 11 PM for the safety of migratory birds

New York government buildings are turning off all non-essential lighting after 11 PM for the safety of migratory birds

New York government buildings are turning off all non-essential lighting after 11 PM for the safety of migratory birds

The last thing anyone in New Jersey wants is to see our birds sick.

The last thing anyone in New Jersey wants is to see our birds sick.