It may seem like a good idea to place your bird feeder near certain trees where your feathered friends are likely to be, but ...

The feathered friends around your home can be picky eaters, so be sure to provide them with their favorite meals.

Whether you're planning on buying a new bird feeder or designing your own, there are a few things you should be looking for to get the best results.

Ideally, you should position your bird feeder around 10 feet away from trees or shrubs to prevent squirrels from jumping onto it. It's best to keep your feeder at least 30 feet away from windows or ...

Now Birdfy, which makes one of our favorite smart bird feeders, offers a Smart Bird House nesting box outfitted with a Wi-Fi camera and solar panel, so you can record a nature documentary in your ...

Though we love the idea of a bird feeder attached to the house, we didn’t use the mount the gift bundle came with because we just installed new siding last summer and we’re not too eager to ...

Usually the best setup involves a multi-hook bird-feeder pole, similar to this model, that stands 30 feet from your house and keeps your feeders more than 8 feet off the ground and farther than 5 ...

The feeders were mounted directly on the house or on a fence with the included bracket mounts, or hung from a shepherd’s hook. After setup, we filled them with bird seed (or, in the case of the ...

Smart bird feeders only exist in two forms (so far ... First and foremost, despite having a solar panel on the bird house, the camera is constantly running out of battery. This is annoying ...

now you want to know more about your birds. It didn’t take long for the goldfinch gang to become a main character in our daily avian pastiche as they hogged the feeders and chased away house ...

The BirdKiss looks more like a bird house than a bird feeder, and bears more than a passing resemblance to its only rival, the Bird Buddy. In the middle of the BirdKiss is a security camera.