Bird netting is an inexpensive, simple way to protect prized berries from being plucked by voracious birds. Use stakes or poles to construct a frame for smaller blueberry bushes or low-growing ...

A "stocky" red-listed bird has been spotted at a Herefordshire beauty spot. A sighting of a small greenfinch was reported by ...

Attract cardinals by learning what food cardinals like to eat. Offer seeds and berries, and grow native plants and shrubs for shelter.

The birds likely died after eating fermented berries, according to an ornithologist quoted in the Democrat-Gazette article.

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It can be hard to predict exactly where birds will decide to put themselves next - luckily an expert has shared exactly which ...

According to a rehabilitation specialist, bird fatalities can increase this time of year as some birds feast on berries that ferment during the fall and winter, and become intoxicated.

Both photos on this page show birds eating berries. The photo above is of a Dusky Thrush eating a Pyracantha berry. These birds migrate long distances from Siberia in the fall for the fruits that are ...

One of the best ways to attract birds to your garden is by planting the flowers, trees, and shrubs that they will enjoy and ...

This time of year, folks are more likely to see inebriated birds, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. But how are they getting drunk?

THERE is a great difference of opinion on this subject. While some maintain that birds do not eat fruits of this kind, others hold that they eat only the surrounding pulp, as of the berries of ...

The birds, which get drunk on fermented berries, are becoming something of a nuisance and have even caught the attention of local law enforcement.