Join the world in connecting to birds February 13–16, 2026. More information can be found at www.birdcount.org
It’s as easy as submitting findings and photos on E-bird. If you don’t know what E-Bird is, or how to use it, then go to the webpage for informative videos. The organizers even have a map that lights-up each time a checklist is submitted – real time.
Native plants are a great way to attract our feathered friends to your yard. Now is the time to plan 😊
7 Hardy Plants That Will Keep Birds Coming to Your Yard All Winter Long
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The short days and cold temperatures of the winter season can be tough for backyard birds. We asked an expert for the ins and outs of how and what to plant in the winter to attract birds to your yard.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
It’s frigid across the Great Lakes region this week! Do you ever wonder how birds like this Red-winged Blackbird keep warm?
Feathers are among the many adaptations and strategies that birds have developed to survive harsh winter conditions. Regular feathers repel water, keeping birds dry and protected from some of the cold, while a base layer of fine, downy feathers underneath traps body heat!
📷 Red-winged Blackbird. Photo: Shari McCollough/Audubon Photography Awards.
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It's cold and I love me some webinars.
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Elliot is awesome I love his bird presentations learn a lot!
