Depending upon where you are in the US, there are three different bluebird species that you might be seeing. Find out which ones you’ve seen in this post.
Which Bluebird am I Seeing?
09/25/2016
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Nene, Hawaii’s State Bird
09/24/2016
A close relative of the Canada Goose, the Nene is the rarest of all the state birds and found only in Hawaii.
Ohia Lehua, a Legendary Plant of Hawaii
09/21/2016
Sacred to Pele, colonizer of lava flows, and backed by a beautiful legend of lovers, Ohia Lehua is one of Hawaii’s most beloved plants.
Easy DIY Pumpkin Bird Feeder
09/17/2016
Use just a few supplies from the craft store to create this fun and seasonal pumpkin bird feeder.
Win Festive Fall Decor!
09/15/2016
If you want to step up your fall decor game, you must enter this new…
Enjoying Incredible Fall Migration
09/15/2016
Many birders tend to focus on spring migration with all of the birds in breeding plumage, but I love fall migration due to incredible number of birds.
Cypress Vine for Hummingbirds and Butterflies
09/14/2016
The feathery foliage of Cypress Vine sets off the tiny star-shaped flowers, which attract butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden.
Watch Out for Red-breasted Nuthatches
09/11/2016
Birders are reporting large numbers of Red-breasted Nuthatches along the East Coast and throughout the Great Lakes. Have you seen any yet?
Angelonia, or Summer Snapdragon
09/10/2016
Bees love the little flowers of Angelonia, sometimes called Summer Snapdragon, an easy-care annual for flower gardens and containers.
