Fox sparrows are slightly less common visitors at seed piles. This photo was taken in the Eastern U.S. but if you live out West, your fox sparrows might look a little different! Next, learn how to ...

Looking to attract some feathered friends to your back yard? Here's some guidance on building your own bird garden.

Brush piles can provide escape cover. ... Store bird seed in a tight, dry container, preferably metal, to prevent disease and protect the seeds from rodents and other critters.

See It If your favored local birds are mostly of the seed-eating type, you’re in luck, as they’re some of the easiest birds to work with when it comes to a bird feeder.