Feeding & Caring for Birds

Why do some birds group together in flocks while others spend more time alone? It often comes down to two main factors - what they eat, and what eats them.

Northern Cardinals are one of our most recognizable and charismatic backyard birds. Here are some tips to follow if you want to see them visit more often.

At Wild Birds Unlimited, we can help you get the right food and feeders for fall bird feeding. Get your backyard birds prepared for the colder months ahead.

Read this advice from Dan with things you can do to help fledglings, which are young birds that have left the nest but still receive help from their parents.

Learn what to do if you find a baby bird on the ground. Discover how to identify fledglings and nestlings and when a bird truly needs help.

Giving food and water to your backyard birds provides additional calories and nutrients. Learn how to clean bird feeders and bird baths with this helpful guide.

Bluebirds, catbirds, wrens, robins, and warblers often skip seed. Learn how feeding mealworms can bring these insect-eating birds to your yard.

Get ready for spring bird feeding! Migrant birds will arrive soon in our area, replacing winter birds like Dark-eyed Juncos and White-throated Sparrows.

Bird feeding is beneficial to your birds year-round, but the coldest part of winter is your opportunity to help them when they need it the most.

Wild Birds Unlimited is here to help with a few species-specific tips to help you with attracting more birds to your yard.