Choose high-energy foods to keep backyard birds well fed during winter. Learn what birds eat in winter so you can attract more species.

Your Backyard Birds in the Winter When the temperature suddenly shifts or a storm blows in, full feeders, safe shelters, and plentiful water will make your yard a nourishing refuge.

Many birds are known for flying south in winter, while others seem to stick around and appear at backyard feeders. Do birds get cold?

Their feathers, roosting behaviors and adaptability help birds survive the cold, “nature’s proving ground.” By Margaret Roach Winter mornings begin at David Sibley’s Deerfield, Mass ...

More than half of North America’s 650 species of breeding birds are migratory. The rest stay put for winter. Today we’ll talk about what birds stay all winter long and why. Since birds are ...

Stuck outside in frigid winter temperatures, how do birds stay warm? Here's what to know about how our feathered, warm-blooded friends ...

Discover the best winter plants for attracting birds. We reveal the seedheads that will create beautiful winter displays and help garden birds, plus the seed-eating birds to look out for.

Birds that typically stay in Michigan over the winter can handle even these temperatures. But other birds may struggle to survive.

Sometimes bigger is better. Three big birds here now, two to stay the winter, surely guarantee big birding pleasure.

Use this checklist to make sure your backyard friends stay fed and happy when cold weather hits.

Birds need extra nutrition to survive the winter as the frosty weather creeps in, with foods higher in fat the preferred option.

In winter, birds flocking to feeders offer unique entertainment, a world of activity just outside the window.