Bird Bits #5–Snow Blue Belinda Bluebird attracts some unusual admirers to her singing rehearsal (chocked full of bird puns).  No inappropriate language or themes – clean comedy.
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Tips and Techniques for Fall Bird Feeding including best bird food and bird feeder types, and benefits of feeding your birds year round.
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Bird Bits #4–Meet the Uncles Before going on their date, Belinda Bluebird introduces Robin to her two “Uncles” (chocked full of bird puns).  No inappropriate language or themes – clean comedy.
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Learn insider tips and tricks from a professional wildlife photographer on how to photograph woodland birds. The video provides a wealth of knowledge for both the novice and wildlife photography enthusiast including creating baited areas to attract birds, establishing a camera "hide", lens types, background selection, and even photo samples. The video focuses on...
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Bird Bits #3–House Hunting A bird is looking for a new bird house with the local realtor (chocked full of bird puns).  No inappropriate language or themes – clean comedy.
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Bird Bits #2--Future Star Two male birds discuss the star potential of a singing female Bluebird (chocked full of bird puns). No inapropriate language or themes - clean comedy.
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The Playfair Island custom birdhouse was completed in October 2009. The custom birdhouse was bench-made with exterior grade materials and joinery. It features three bird nesting chambers, copper-lined species sized entry holes and easy access clean out panels. It was consigned as a gift for a very special friend’s “cottage”. The original...
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Invite birds now for the winter With even the hint of a cool Autumn breeze still weeks away, it’s difficult to think of winter now. However, wild birds' internal clocks will soon signal them to begin their preparation for the harsh winter ahead. Along with our partner Songbird Essentials, we've prepared some...
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Two birds discuss the best places to pick up chicks (chocked full of bird puns). No inapropriate language or themes - clean comedy.
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The population of the wood duck has increased a great deal in the last several years. This increase has been in large part due to the work of many people locating wood duck boxes and conserving vital habitat for the wood ducks to breed. The following information is provided to help with the design, construction...
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The Acorn Woodpecker (Melanerpes formicivorus) is a medium-sized woodpecker, who has a unique habit of hoarding acorns by wedging them into trees. Woody Woodpecker was based on an acorn woodpecker, even though some believe that Woody Woodpecker's artist, Walter Lantz patterned his cartoon characterafter the similar-looking Pileated Woodpecker which has a prominent crest.
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This recylcled garden bird feeder is a great DIY project for kids of all ages.  Materials include a repurposed plastic soda or juice bottle, a stick, some string for hanging and bird seed.  Assembly requires adult supervision for making holes in the bottles, but the kids can handle the rest.  Quick, easy and a...
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Fall foliage in New England provides a showcase for Mother Nature. Perhaps nowhere else in America, and maybe even the world are the fall colors as stunning and spectacular as October in New England.Fall foliage in New England really begins in August. The shortening daylight hours trigger the deciduous trees to begin the process...
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White nose syndrome (WNS) is a poorly understood disease associated with the deaths of hundreds of thousands of bats in the northeast. The condition, named for a distinctive ring of fungal growth around the muzzles, and on the wings of many affected animals, was first identified in a cave in Schoharie County, New...
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A researcher experiences the "intimate" side of conservation, while filming the rare kakapo, a fat, flightless parrot for a BBC series Last Chance to See.
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