The word plumicorn comes from the Latin words pluma (feather) and cornu (horn). Learn more about the feather tufts on the heads of birds!

So, you've found a rare bird. Bravo! But guess what? You are about to be the G.O.A.T. or the goat, and there is rarely a middle-ground.

Every year, helpful humans find baby birds on the ground. And every year, they wonder if they should help.

The frustration of hanging a bird feeder and receiving less than a passing glance from your local birds can lead to an abandonment of hope.

Now is a great time to learn how to distinguish Lincoln's Sparrow from the often resident Song Sparrow. Because now is always the best time.

These two colorful waterbirds can present an easy hurdle for new birders. Grebes are easy to identify... if you know what to look for.

Clean your feeders to help birds. It is not difficult people!

Full disclosure, this isn't actually an ancient and secret code of birds. BUT I do think it's really interesting and a handy thing to learn.

The thistle or Nyjer feeder is a specialist feeder to attract finches. Learn how to shop for thistle and Nyjer feeders, here!