Ted Busby News Today

Irruptions bring surprise visitors from the far north to your feeders—an opportunity to witness one of birding’s great mysteries.

Birders and nature lovers will enjoy this roundup of pretty photos of birds in snow, standing up to the icy and chilly weather.

Don’t limit your birds to seed, suet and sugar water. Keep ’em coming back for more by feeding birds the best buffet on the block.

From their feathers to feet, learn more about the major features of bird anatomy and what makes these fascinating animals so unique.

Some birds stand out for their bold, curious and charming personalities. Learn how to attract and identify these friendly birds.

TVB’s 2022 Forward Conference will take place virtually next Thursday, Sept. 22, with the promise to deliver “a state-of-the art multi-dimensional experience.” The virtual conference will bring together attendees from U.S. broadcast TV stations, media ad agencies, key ad categories, measurement, and AdTech to discuss the present and future of local television. In addition to the virtual […]

The Oxford Mail recorded it with the headline - ‘Bang, clatter, bang and crash’.

The hairy woodpecker is a black and white woodpecker with a strong call. Attract these birds with suet feeders and peanuts.

On a Saturday afternoon, the snow poured down as I drove north to New Auburn, WI, for the Chippewa Moraine 50km foot race.  Having anticipated the possibility of snow accumulation from weather reports during the week, I packed snowshoes for the race, just in case. I don’t enjoy running in snow wearing trail shoes; I want my racing snowshoes. A firm grip on the terrain with no slipping or sliding and avoiding my ankles rolling around like marbles in glass provide all the motivation necessary...